-
Coutinho carried some 70
degredados to
found Espírito
Santo in 1536;
royal governor Tomé de
Sousa carried an
estimated 400-600
degredados to
establish Salvador...
- o
degredo para o; Brasil, Os
degredados na colonização do; ciganos,
Vadios e; autor, Heréticos e Bruxas: os
degredados no
Brasil Textos publicados pelo...
- New
Christians escaping the
Portuguese Inquisition, and
persons called degredados serving out legally-imposed exiles. A very
small minority of lançados...
- to what they were not.[citation needed]
African Portuguese ****imilados
Degredados Prazeros Lançados
Lusotropicalismo Mestiço Órfãs do Rei
Retornados Signares...
-
degredados (criminal exiles) in
Brazil to
learn the
native languages and to
serve as
interpreters in the ****ure. The
practice of
leaving degredados in...
-
Pacheco Pereira was also aboard. The
fleet carried some
twenty Portuguese degredados, who were
criminal convicts who
could fulfill their sentences by being...
-
overseas colony also
became common practice. As
early as the 16th century,
degredados formed a
substantial portion of
early colonists in
Portuguese empire....
- The
first European to
visit the
inland Zambezi River was the
Portuguese degredado António
Fernandes in 1511 and
again in 1513, with the
objective of reporting...
-
Expulsion from
Spain Alhambra Decree Expulsion from
Portugal Conversos Degredados Lançados
Marranos Megorashim Maghrebi Jews New
Christian Dispersion Eastern...
- ISSN 0085-5774. JSTOR 23889576. Zanella, Fernando; Westley,
Christopher (2015). "
Degredados,
Their Human Agency, and
Micro Institutions in
Colonial Brazil: An Institutionalist...
