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A Amazônia e a formação do Estado Imperial no Brasil: unidade do território e expansão de domínio
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2012-06) NUNES, Francivaldo Alves
Our proposal is to analyze the formation of the Amazon region in association with the formation of the Brazilian Empire, based in two questions: the expansion of the structure of domination by the Court of Rio de Janeiro and the unity of the national territory as one of the goals of this expansion. In this paper we propose to show that the Amazonian space is understood by the Brazilian authorities in two ways: as a space necessary to the unity of the Brazilian territory, given the international interest it attracted, and as a way to expand the national interests.
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Direitos de propriedade em aldeamentos e colônias agrícolas na Amazônia (1840-1880)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2016-04) NUNES, Francivaldo Alves
This paper aims to understand the public agents’ concepts concerning the grant of property rights in land to Indian settlements and to settlers in agricultural colonies in nineteenth century Amazonia. The grant of the right to use the land, that is, the legal warranty of the permanence of the Indians’ and the settlers’ rights to use the landed resources allocated to the settlements and the colonies, was contingent on the regular use of the land and on agricultural activities. Based on the province administration’s reports and correspondence, we will show that both the Indian settlements and the agricultural colonies were represented as model spaces for socialization, which display a governmental policy of institutionalizing property rights in land subject to the discipline of agricultural work. This relationship is represented as one of social stratification, by which the settlers were afforded the social status of autonomous farmers, who were granted individual albeit conditional property rights to begin with, whereas the Indians were allocated the status of apprentice labourers in collective land, managed by an appointed settlement director. Finally, we give some instances of struggling implementation, conflict and resistance to that discipline, as represented in official discourses.
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Escravidão, resistência, fugas e a formação de quilombos/mocambos em Ourém do Grão-Para (finais do século XVIII a 1830)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2018-04) ALMEIDA, Rozemberg Ribeiro de; NUNES, Francivaldo Alves
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Nas cercanias da Belém oitocentista: entre fazendas, sítios, olarias e engenhos
(Instituto Histórico e Geográfico do Pará, 2018-06) NUNES, Francivaldo Alves
This paper examines the main aspects that make up rural properties observed in the vicinity of the town of Belém in the nineteenth century. For this, we start from a land measurement and demarcation process in which the applicant, the captain of the reserve and added the 1º Infantry Battalion of the National Guard, Eleutério Maximiano Terra, to justify the acceptance of your order, indicate evidence of how owners and public officials understand the land surrounding the most urbanized part of the capital of Pará. Thus, the study aims to understand from reports of travelers, naturalists, politicians and intellectuals, aspects of a city steeped in a lifetime experience country encompassing the most diverse practices such as farmers, potters, ranchers, farmers and breeders.
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A semente da colonização: um estudo sobre a Colônia Agrícola Benevides (Pará, 1870-1889)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2008) NUNES, Francivaldo Alves; LACERDA, Franciane Gama; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1007392320101957
This dissertation focuses on the agricultural colonization in the State of Pará (Brazil) in the last decades of the nineteenth-century, taking as reference the locality of Benevides. It examines not only the interests concerned in the ways of occupation, the principles which presided over the selection of the colonial areas, the types of planting, size and distribution of the land, but also the way the settlers understood these processes. Thus, we assume that the occupation of these colonies reflected the relationship between the laws and official measures designed to manage them, and the way of life adopted by the settlers themselves.