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Part II. Critic of Post-1930 Confusion (1931–1935)

  • John W. F. Dulles
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Sobral Pinto, "The Conscience of Brazil"
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface ix
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. Part I. Advocate of Order during the Old Republic (pre-1930) 1
  6. Part II. Critic of Post-1930 Confusion (1931–1935) 26
  7. Part III. Opponent of the Post-1935 Repression (1936-1938) 47
  8. Part IV. In the Aftermath of the 1938 Uprisings (1938-1941) 78
  9. Part V. Dealing with the Economia Popular and Matarazzo (1940–1944) 103
  10. Part VI. Giving Attention to International Matters (1942-1943) 132
  11. Part VII. Battling Cassiano Ricardo and the DIP(1943-1944) 157
  12. Part VIII. Reacting to Catholic Conformity and Coriolano’s Repression (1944-1945) 185
  13. Part IX. Emerging as a Hero with Brazil’s Return to Liberties (Early 1945) 213
  14. Part X. Participant in Preparations for Elections (June–October 1945) 237
  15. Part XI. Declining to Run for Congress and Explaining Vargas’ Fall (October 1945) 257
  16. Part XII. Shocked by the Electorate’s Message (December 1945) 278
  17. Notes 299
  18. Index 353
https://doi.org/10.7560/716162-004

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface ix
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. Part I. Advocate of Order during the Old Republic (pre-1930) 1
  6. Part II. Critic of Post-1930 Confusion (1931–1935) 26
  7. Part III. Opponent of the Post-1935 Repression (1936-1938) 47
  8. Part IV. In the Aftermath of the 1938 Uprisings (1938-1941) 78
  9. Part V. Dealing with the Economia Popular and Matarazzo (1940–1944) 103
  10. Part VI. Giving Attention to International Matters (1942-1943) 132
  11. Part VII. Battling Cassiano Ricardo and the DIP(1943-1944) 157
  12. Part VIII. Reacting to Catholic Conformity and Coriolano’s Repression (1944-1945) 185
  13. Part IX. Emerging as a Hero with Brazil’s Return to Liberties (Early 1945) 213
  14. Part X. Participant in Preparations for Elections (June–October 1945) 237
  15. Part XI. Declining to Run for Congress and Explaining Vargas’ Fall (October 1945) 257
  16. Part XII. Shocked by the Electorate’s Message (December 1945) 278
  17. Notes 299
  18. Index 353
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