Machine generated contents note: Introduction: divergent Amazonia; 1. Pará in the age of revolution, history, and historiography; 2. Life on the river; 3. The family and its means in the lower Amazon; 4. Some of the origins of peasant rebellion and the agrarian sector; 5. Forms of resistance in the late colonial period; 6. Independence, liberalism, and changing social and racial relations, 1820-1835; 7. The United Brazilian Encampment at Ecuipiranga, 1833-1837; 8. 'Vengeance on innocence': the repression and continuing rebellion, 1836-1840; Conclusion: the making of the Brazilian Amazon.
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Rebellion on the Amazon : the Cabanagem, race, and popular culture in the north of Brazil, 1798-1840 by Mark Harris. ISBN 9780521437233. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
