About This Book
A travel narrative recounts an Atlantic voyage from North America and Europe to several Brazilian ports, offering descriptive scenes of tropical seas, coastal bays, and urban life. Separate chapters trace stops such as Pernambuco, the Rio de Janeiro region including a mountain summer resort, Santos and São Paulo, and the homeward passage. Personal observations range from consular affairs, coffee cultivation and labor, and everyday social customs to the role of the Roman Catholic Church. Appendices supply practical information on education, religious instruction, hospitals, facts about the country, and an account of recent political unrest and U.S. protection of American shipping.
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