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Agostinho de Souza Moreira, comandante dos rios Guamá e Capim: trajetória de uma liderança cabana do interior da Amazônia (1829-1837)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2024-03-14) NASCIMENTO, Wesley David Silva do; RICCI, Magda Maria de Oliveira; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4368326880097299
This dissertation analyzes the trajectory of Agostinho de Souza Moreira, a leader from the interior of Grão-Pará in the early years of Cabanagem (1835-1836). Through the research around this subject, this work aims to address the unfolding of the hut war in the Capim and Guamá rivers, which comprises the parishes of São Domingos da Boa Vista and São Miguel da Cachoeira, and the village of Ourém; in addition to exerting influence in the town of Bragança and in the place of Viseu. In these locations, Agostinho Moreira acted as General Commander with the responsibility of legitimizing the authority of the cabano government in the region. Previously, this guy had stints in the City Council, the Ordinary Court and the National Guard, which allowed him to meet many people, the supervision of the region's production, in addition to the local geography. Historically marked by escapes, by the action of the mocambos, indigenous resistance and military desertions, this region known as the middle of the road between Pará and Maranhão was convulsed in many struggles led by these peoples, who fought for better living conditions and their freedoms, during the 1820s. Thus, from 1836 onwards, when Cabanagem began to radicalize to the interior of Pará, Agostinho Moreira secured notoriety for having control of a region that held the necessary goods for a war economy that threatened the control of the interprovincial authorities who armed themselves heavily in the hunt for the cabano leader. In this sense, we will present the region of Agostinho Moreira's activity marked by crossings and refuges. And then we will analyze his trajectory in search of a place in local power until his rise as a cabano leader, highlighting his organization, his war strategies and his escapes during the anticabana repression. We did this through the search for documentary traces that would lead us to Agostinho Moreira found in letters and correspondence exchanged between authorities, terms of council, and newspaper reports that circulated in the Empire, using the methodology of the indiciary paradigm to identify the action of the amocambados and indigenous people in the period of greatest radicality of the Cabana war.
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A figura feminina na escrita de Jane Austen e Júlia Lopes de Almeida
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-12-14) SERRÃO, Rebecca Falção; QUEIROZ, Juliana Maia de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0783166655929922
This thesis has as one of its main objectives to analyse comparatively the novels Razão e Sensibilidade (1811), written by Jane Austen, and Memórias de Marta (1888), written by Júlia Lopes de Almeida, focusing on the compositional development of its characters: Marianne Dashwood and Marta. Based on a related bibliography, we discuss as a central theme the books already mentioned here the fictional representation of its female figures. It is necessary to present a breaf contextualization of the writers’ life and the period they lived, with the purpose of highlight how this fact could have contributed on the theme’s choice addressed by the authors in their books, this way emphasizing how these writers have questioned the woman’s issue. Being so, we seek for raise interpretative hypothesis about the literary path of the writers as well as compositional aspects of the female characters in consideration of the nineteenth woman’s insertion both in England and in Brazil.
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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.