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Registros de poblacion indican que los negros al igual que los indios, mestizos y mulatos, tambien trabajaban en haciendas; lo curioso del caso es que en varias haciendas, solo un grupo etnico u otro dominaban en la fuerza laboral.
HISTORIA, CULTURA by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
La ironia acompana en todo momento al emblema del cuerno de la abundancia en "La gitanilla" y es curioso que la abundancia de los gitanos dependa en la practica de su industria para robar: " Ya es cosa de burla salir vacio por la manana y volver cargado a la noche al rancho
Copia y cornucopia: la abundancia en "La gitanilla" de Cervantes by Gomez Castellano, Irene / Hispanofila
E um testemunho curioso de como se processavam as eleicoes, naquela epoca que ja se distancia tanto do Brasil Novo, alentado por impulsos de progresso politico mais sadios e mais viris.
Apresentacao by de Castro Gomes, Angela; Abreu, Martha / Tempo - Revista do Departamento de Historia da UFF
 
 
 
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