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A extinção da companhia de comércio e o tráfico de africanos para o estado do Grão Pará e Rio Negro (1777 – 1815)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2012) SILVA, Marley Antonia Silva da; LAHON, Didier André Roger; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1360485249187891
Our purpose was to study the trafficking of Africans to the State of the Grand-Pará and Rio Negro in the period 1777 to 1815. To achieve our objectives, we use the information contained in the database of the Transatlantic Slave Trade (BDCTE), the documentation compiled by Public Archives of Para Anaíza Vergolino Figueiredo and Napoleon in the book “A presença Africana na Amazônia Colonial: uma notícia histórica”, crossed with the documentation of Project Rescue - AHU also consult the bibliography. In the first chapter we developed an appreciation of historiography to dentify the same perception about the trafficking of Africans to the Grand-Pará, with questioning and articulating the main arguments on the issue, moreover, identified the production and the prospects of historiography that treats on trafficking in the state of Maranhão. Then we try to point out the factors which enabled the continuation of trade in slaves from Africa, being phased out commercial monopoly. We discuss some aspects of political and economic state experienced by the Grand Para. In this scenario it was possible to identify the impacts of the end of the exclusive trade, through the reactions of residents and administrators of Grand Para, expressed in the speeches made by them. At the end we pause to identify and dynamic organization of the traffic, the quantitative aspects of it. Furthermore, we observed that very little was said by the historiography on those responsible for this trade to continue after CCGPM therefore identify who the "businessmen" who financed the trade to the state in question, highlighting the participation of residents Grand Para, as custeadores this trade.
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O tráfico de africanos na Amazônia colonial: abordagens historiográficas
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2015-06) SILVA, Marley Antonia Silva da
This paper discusses the perception of historiography about the tra" cking of enslaved Africans to the Grand Para and Rio Negro. From the productions analyzed was evident in some studies that the African presence was in second place, on the grounds that the captaincy (Grão-Pará) o# ered restrictive conditions to the entry of the captive black. Among the recurring elements impeding the work is, the poverty of the inhabitants, abundance of skilled indigenous manpower, the inconsistency of agrarian enterprises (no plantation) and the “inability of tra" cking”. However, local culture is evident in the strong presence of African elements, hence the need for scholars seeking to justify the reasons that made possible the entry of these in the region. Said the native indolence, the con ict between religious and residents because the domain of the latter, the debate on the legitimacy of slavery and enslavement of indigenous epidemics, the Brazilian experience, the di" culties of boarding, the resistance of the Gentile, the indigenous law among others, are reasons that help to explain and understand the African presence in the Amazon Colonial . New approaches, there is already clear that one can’t think the African presence in the Amazon Colonial in a strictly economic perspective, the region and has had speci cities, think African slavery in the region implies launching new looks about the same.