The Histories of Brazil; Volume 1

The Histories of Brazil is a reprint of the 16th-century work by Portuguese nobleman Pero de Magalhães Gandavo. It was translated by John B. Stetson, an American lawyer and diplomat with a passion for Brazilian history. The book chronicles the early years of European colonization in Brazil, as well as the customs, religion, and culture of the indigenous inhabitants. A fascinating glimpse into a pivotal moment in world history.

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