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A Sabinada Paperback – January 1, 1900

Portuguese Brazilian Edition by Souza (Author)

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Publicado originalmente na década de 1980, 'A Sabinada' investiga a revolta republicana e separatista que dominou a cidade de Salvador entre novembro de 1837 e março de 1838. Valendo-se de documentação, o autor revela as motivações políticas, sociais e econômicas da revolução baiana, apontando o centralismo da Corte, a tensão racial e a miséria como suas causas fundamentais. Os líderes encarnavam os anseios de boa parte das camadas médias e baixas da população de Salvador, compostas na maioria por mulatos e escravos libertos.