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Africans, or the bias against Vietnamese "boat people" that had fishermen of nearby ethnicities slaughtering refugees, is nevertheless a fact of history. In writing of early colonial times, when the St. Bartholomew's day massacre a "current event", when ships of all European nations stopped at any non-European harbor and resupplied by raiding the surroundings for whatever they could find, when the Dutch and the Portuguese in Brazil gave no "quarter" during their struggle and allowed their defeated enemies to be slaughtered and eaten by their cannibal allies, when we consider the Inquisition, when we consider the Atlantic Slave trade, it seems a rather mild criticism of the Spanish and Portuguese to "imply that Spain and Portugal simply divided the world in order to exploit it....
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Portugal was "not interested" in Brazil after its discovery. Portugal had as much interest in Brazil as it merited. It had nothing to offer Portugal but slaves and dyewood compared to India that was rich in products for the European market. But as soon as the Portuguese
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2051:. Those articles were created by an overzealous editor awhile ago. They serve no purpose, since they bring the exact same information from the "mother" article. Surely they won't be expanded because there is no one with the expertize to work on them. Why to keep them as stubs, then?
1964:, cited in the article are not good sources. I'd suggest that most primary and secondary sources for this article are in Portuguese, and some will be in French, Dutch, Spanish and Italian (very few in English), so I'd say it's essential to be multi-lingual to research this article.
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Portugues Cortes demanded his return FROM Brazil (to Portugal), as he would continue the royal family line in Portugal. Therefore, I will edit this, as it looks like a typo/mistranslation. Feel free to discuss and revert.
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