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Chapter 1 Translators' Introduction Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 Chapter I: "A closed garden which wild animals cannot enter": The Implantation of Protestantism in Brazil Chapter 5 Chapter II: "Contrary to what many think, Brazil is not an uncivilized and barbarous country": Missionary Strategy Chapter 6 Chapter III: "Slavery is like a thorn that penetrates the flesh and causes excruciating pain but which we do not want to pull out, for fear that the operation will further increase the pain": The Institutional Protestant Message and Slavery Chapter 7 Conclusion Chapter 8 Appendix: "The Christian Religion and its relation to Slavery"
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Stuart Bazzle
reviewed Slavery and Protestant Missions in Imperial Brazil: The Black Does Not Enter the Church, He Peeks in from Outside on June 28, 2020
Slavery and Protestant Missions in Imperial Brazil: The Black Does Not Enter the Church, He Peeks in from Outside
4.5/5-The only drawbAcks to this book are that it was pretty dry, and the length, but even the length is easily explained because this book goes into such great detail about slave society in Bahia for about 300 years. The book sets the standard for research, and shows how much we can discover about parts of history that we tend to overlook, avoid, or forget. Schwartz shows how slave society in Bahia shaped the rest of Brazilian society in a way that lingers even to today. Very impressive, detailed work.
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