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John Schulz
From 1850-1914, Brazil enjoyed political and financial stability, interupted just once. During the rupture, 1889-1894 the country suffered two successful coups-d'état, military government, civil war and a disastrous decline in the value of the national currency. These years of crisis came in the wake of Brazil's abolition of slavery.
| Publisher | Yale University Press |
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| Pages | 193 |
| Search language | english |
| ISBN_13 | 978-0-300-13419-3 primary |
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