Brazil, Maranhão, Phillip III and the Dutch

The incorporation into the Portuguese and Spanish crowns of Asian and American territories in the seventeenth century initiated a number of planetary connections that transformed societies of the Early Modern times. Spanish and Portuguese America were a piece in this “huge chessboard” where the diff...

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Autor: Santos Pérez, José Manuel
Tipo de recurso: capítulo de libro
Fecha de publicación:2023
País:España
Institución:Universidad de Salamanca (USAL)
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Palabra clave:Dutch expansion
Portuguese America
Brazil
Philip III
Maranhão
5504.04-1 Historia Moderna. Área Americana
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title Brazil, Maranhão, Phillip III and the Dutch
spellingShingle Brazil, Maranhão, Phillip III and the Dutch
Santos Pérez, José Manuel
Dutch expansion
Portuguese America
Brazil
Philip III
Maranhão
5504.04-1 Historia Moderna. Área Americana
title_short Brazil, Maranhão, Phillip III and the Dutch
title_full Brazil, Maranhão, Phillip III and the Dutch
title_fullStr Brazil, Maranhão, Phillip III and the Dutch
title_full_unstemmed Brazil, Maranhão, Phillip III and the Dutch
title_sort Brazil, Maranhão, Phillip III and the Dutch
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Santos Pérez, José Manuel
author Santos Pérez, José Manuel
author_facet Santos Pérez, José Manuel
author_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Dutch expansion
Portuguese America
Brazil
Philip III
Maranhão
5504.04-1 Historia Moderna. Área Americana
topic Dutch expansion
Portuguese America
Brazil
Philip III
Maranhão
5504.04-1 Historia Moderna. Área Americana
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