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Tropical Versailles
Empire, Monarchy, and the Portuguese Royal Court in Rio de Janeiro, 1808-1821
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Tropical Versailles
Empire, Monarchy, and the Portuguese Royal Court in Rio de Janeiro, 1808-1821
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This engaging study tells the fascinating story of the only European empire to relocate its capital to the New World.
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INDEX
Abolition, 130, 166
Absolute monarchy, 4, 18, 102
Absolutist government, 236, 249ā250, 256
Acclamation (royal succession), 48, 96 (n.86), 194, 197, 204
Alexandre, Valentim, 5ā6, 13 (n.15), 21, 34 (n.23), 67, 88 (n.2), 214, 219, 229 (n.93), 230 (n.110), 231 (n.114, 118), 232 (n.126), 233 (n.139), 265 (n.2, 3), 272 (n.67), 293 (n.9)
Algranti, Leila Mezan, 13 (n.18), 58 (n.7), 123, 125, 144 (n.109), 145 (n.112), 146 (n.114, 116), 175, 184 (n.76), 186 (n.99)
Almeida, Manuel AntƓnio de, 151, 176
Alorna, MarquĆŖs de, 28, 36 (n.45), 223 (n.37), 265 (n.5)
Alta polĆcia (high police), 111ā115
Alvarenga, Manuel InĆ”cio da Silva, 52ā55, 63 (n.47), 64 (n.53, 60), 80, 96 (n.80)
Alves, Ana Maria, 153, 155, 221 (n.11)
American empire
administrative reforms in, 26
gold discoveries in, 18, 22, 102
ideological foundations of, 15
imperial renewal and, 16, 39, 77
prosperity of, 77ā78
question of state in, 196
Rio de Janeiro as capital, 40ā47
threat of Americanization, 40, 73
American Revolution (U.S. Independence), 2, 7, 51
Antivagrancy laws, 46ā47, 108
Aposentadoria, 105ā107
AraĆŗjo, Ana Cristina, 11 (n.10), 31 (n.4), 88 (n.2), 89 (n.8), 92 (n....
Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- A Note on Portuguese Orthography
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- ONE āBrighter Glory in the Western Sphereā: Monarchy, Empire, and the New World
- TWO Preeminence and Its Price: Eighteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro
- THREE Tragedy and Triumph: The Politics of Royal Exile
- FOUR The New City of Rio de Janeiro: Reconstructing the Portuguese Royal Court
- FIVE āTropical Versaillesā: The Politics of Monarchy in the New World
- SIX āImpĆ©rio Florescenteā: Remaking the Portuguese Empire
- SEVEN Legacies and Liberties: Constitutionalism in Rio de Janeiro
- Epilogue
- Appendix: The Pasquinades of 1821
- References
- Index