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100	1		_aHill, Lawrence F. _q(Lawrence Francis) _eed. _wcn _2Local _9110849
245	1	0	_aBrazil _cchapters by Manoel Cardozo [and others]
260			_aBerkeley _bUniv. of California Press _c1947.
300			_axxi, 394 p. _billus., ports., map. _c23 cm.
490	0		_aThe United Nations series _2Local _9179048
504			_aBibliography (p. 371-383)
505	1		_a--Hino nacional Brasileiro.--Background: The dependency, 1500-1808, by Manoel Cardozo. The transition, 1808-1840, by Manoel Cardozo. Dom Pedro Segundo, the democratic emperor, by A. K. Manchester.--Political and constitutional development; Political romanticism, by L. F. Hill. Reconstruction and progress, by L. F. Hill. "Caudilhismo" versus republicanism, by L. F. Hill. The Vargas regime, by Harvey Walker.--Social and cultural progress: Social pioneering, by Arthur Ramos. Education, by M. B. Lourenço Filho. Science, by F. Venancio Filho. Art, by Mʹario de Andrade. Music, by L. H. Corrêa de Azevedo. Literature, by Samuel Putnam.--Ecoomic development; Agriculture, by F. W. Ganzert. Industry, commerce, and finance, by F. W. Ganzert. Wartime economic conditions, by F. W. Ganzert.--Diplomatic relations: Europe and the South American neighbors, by Heitor Lyra. The United States, by L. F. Hill. Brazil, a poem, by Ronald de Carvalho.--Bibliography (p. 371-383)
651		0	_aBrazil. _xHistory. _2Local _965112
651		0	_aBrazil. _xForeign relations. _2Local _965112
651		0	_aBrazil. _xCivilization. _2Local _965112
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