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BRASILIANA 5.ª Sl!:RIE DA BIBLIOTECA PEDA Gôgica BRASILEIRA SOB a DIREÇÃO DE FERNIANDO DE AZEVEDO VOLUMES PUBLICADOS BRASILIANA 5.ª Sl!:RIE DA BIBLIOTECA PEDA GôGICA BRASILEIRA SOB A DIREÇÃO DE FERNIANDO DE AZEVEDO VOLUMES PUBLICADOS ANTROPOLOGIA E DEMOGRAFIA 81 - Lemos Brito: A Gloriosa Sotal­ rta do Primeiro Império - Frei 4 - Ollvelra Viana: Raça e Assimi­ Caneca - Edição 11ustr9:da. lação - 3.• edição (aumentada). as· - Wanderley Pinho: Cotegipe e 8 - Oliveira Viana: Populações Me­ seu Tempo - Ed. Ilustrada. r_idl_onaJs do 13rasll - 4.ª edição. 88 - Hélio Lobo: Um Varão da Re­ 9 - Nina Rodrigues: Os Africanos pública: Fernando Lobo. no Brasil - (Revisão e prefácio de Homero Pires). Profusamente Ilus­ 114 - Carlos Süsseklnd de Mendonça: trado - 2.ª edição. Sllvio Romero - sua Fotmaçe.o Intellectual - 1851-1880 - Com 22 -E. Roquette-Plnto: Ensaios de uma Introdução bibliográfica Antropologia Brasileira. Ed. Ilustrada. 2'7 - Alfredo Ellls Júnior; Popula­ ções Paullstas. 119 - Sud Mennuccl: O Precursor do Abolicionismo - Luiz Gama 59 - Alfredo Ellls Júnior: Os Pri­ Ed. Ilustrada. meiros Troncos Paullstas e o cru- 2amento Euro-Americano. 120 - Pedro Calmon: O Rei Filósofo - Vida de D. Pedro II - 2.ª ARQUEOLOGIA E PREHIS'J:0RIA Edição Ilustrada. , 133 - Heitor Lira: História de Dom 34 - Anglone costa: Introdução ã Pedro II - 1825-1891 - Vol. 1.0; Arqueologia Brasileira - Ed. uus- , "Ascenção" - 1825-1870 - Ed. !1. trada. 133-A - Heitor Lira: História de Dllln 137 - Antbal Matos: Prehlstórla Bra­ Pedro II - 1825-1891 - 2.0 Vo­ sileira - Vârlos Estudos - Ed. li. lume: "Fastlglo": 1870•1880 - Ed. 148 - Anlbal Matos: Peter Wilhem Ilustrada. Lund no Brasil - Problemas de Paleontologia Brasileira. Ed. Ilus­ 135 - Alberto Ptzarro Jacobina: Dias trada. Carneiro (O Conservador) - Ed. Ilustrada. BIOGRAFIA 136 - Carlos Pontes: Tavares Bastos (Aureliano Cândido) 1839-1875. 2 - Pandtã Calógeras: O Marquês 140 - Hermes Lima: Tobias Barreto-· de Barbacena - 2.ª edlçi!.o. A l!:poca e o Homem _ Ed. llustr. 11 - Luiz da Câmara. Cascudo: O Conde d'Eu - Vol. Ilustrado. 143 - Bruno de Almeida Magalhães: O Visconde de Abaeté - Ed. uustr. 107 - Luiz da Câmara Cascudo: O Marquês de Olinda e seu tempo 144 - V. Correia Filho: Alexandre Ro­ ( 1793-1870) _ Edição Ilustrada. drigues Ferreira - Vida e Obra do Grande Naturalista Brasileiro 18 - Visconde de Taunnay: Pedro II, 2.a edição. - Ed. Ilustrada. 20 - Alberto de Faria: Mauá (com 153 - Mário Matos: Machado de Assiz, tres Ilustrações fora do texto). (O Homem e a Obra. Os persona­ gena explicam o autor). Ed. llustr. 54 - Antônio Gontljo de Carvalho - Calógeras. 157 - otãvto Tarqulnlo de Sousa; 65 ....: Lúcia Miguel-Pereira: Machado Evaristo da Veiga - 1.0 vol. da sé­ de Asslz - (Estudo Critico-Bio­ rie "Homens da Regência" - Edl· gráfico) - Edição Ilustrada. ção Ilustrada. 79 - Craveiro Costa: O Visconde de 166 - José Bonlfaclo de Andrada e Slnimbfl - Sua vida e sua atua· Silva: O Patriarca da lndependl!n• ção na pol1tlca nacional - •1840· eia - Dezembro 1821 a Novem­ 1889. bro 1823. BOTANICA E ZOOLOG1,\ 87 - Primitivo Moaclr: A Instrução e o Império - (Subsídios para a 71 - F. C. Hoehne - Botânica e História da Educação no Brasil) Agricultura no Brasil no Século _ 2.0 volume - Reformas do en­ XVI - (Pesquisas e contribuições). sino - 1854-1888. 77 - C. de Meno-Leitão: Zoologia do 121 - Primitivo Moaclr: A Instrução Brasil - Edição Ilustrada. e o Império (Subsidias para a His­ tória da Educação no Brasil) - 99 - c. de Meno-Leitão: A Biologia 0 no Brasil. 3. volume - 1854-1889. 147 - Primitivo Moaclr: A Instrução e as Provindas (Subsídios para a CARTAS História da Educação no Brasil) - 1.0 vai. Das Amazonas às Ala­ 12 - Wanderley Pinho: Cartas do goas. Imperador Pedro II ao Barão de 147-A - Primitivo Moaclr: A Instru­ Cotegipe - Ed. Ilustrada. ção· e as Províncias (SUbsldlos 38 - Rui Barbosa: Mocidade e Exí• para a História da Educação no lio (Cartas Inéditas. Pre.facladas e Brasil) 1825-1889 - 2.0 Volume: anotadas por Amerlco Jacobina Sergipe, Bala, Rio de Janeiro, São Lacombe) - Ed. Ilustrada. Paulo e Mato-Grosso. 61 - Conde d'Eu:·v1agem Militar ao 98 - Fernando de Azevedo: A Edu­ Rio Grande do Sul (Prefácio e 19 cação Pública em São paulo - cartas do Prlnclpe d'Orléans, co­ Problemas e discussões (Inquérito mentadas por Max Fleluss) para "O Estado de s. Paulo" em Edição 11 ustrada. 1926). 109 - Georges Raeders: D. Pedro II e o Conde de Gobineau (Correspon­ ENSAIOS dência Inédita). l - Batista Pereira: Figuras do Im­ 142 - Francisco venãnclo Filho: Eu­ pério e outros ensaios ~ 2.a edição. clides da Cunha e seus Amigos Edição Ilustrada. 6 - Batista Pereira: Vultos e epi­ sódios do Brasil - 2. 6 edição. DIREITO 26 - Alperto Rangel: R-amos e Pers­ pectivas. 110 - Nina Rodrigues: As raças hu­ 41 - José-Maria Belo: A inteligência manas e a responsabilidade penal do Brasil - 3. 6 edição. no Brasil - Com um estudo do 43 - A. Saboia Lima: Alberto Tôrres Prof. Afrãnlo Peixoto. e sua obra. 165 - Nina Rodrigues: O alienado 56 - Charles Expllly: Mulheres e no direito civil Brasileiro - 3.ª Edição. Costumes do Brasil - Tradução, prefácio e notas de Gastão Pe- ECONOMIA nalva. , 70 - Afonso Arlnos de Melo Franco: 90 - Alfredo Ellls Júnior: Evolução Conceito de Civilização Brasileira. da Economia Paulista e suas cau­ 82 - e. de Meno-Leitão: O Brasil sas - Edição Ilustrada. Visto Pelos Ingleses. 100 e 100-A - Roberto Slmonsen: His­ 105 - A. C. Tavares Bastos: A Pro­ tória Econômica do Brasil - Ed. víncia - 2.a edição. Ilustrada em 2 tomos. 151 - A. c. Tavares Bastos: Os Males 152 - J. F. Normano: Evolução ·Eco­ do Presente e as Esperanças do nômica do Brasil - Tradução de Futuro - (Estudos Brasileiros) T. Quartlm Barbosa, P. Peake Ro­ - Prefácio e notas de Cassiano drigues e L. Brandão Teixeira. Tavares Bastos. 155 - Lemos Brito: Pontos de partida 116 - Agenor Augusto de Miranda: para a História Econômica do Estudos Plauienses - Ed. Ilustrada. Brasil. l.50 - Roy Nash: A Conquista do B.r.i­ sll - Tradução de Moaclr N. Vas­ EDUCAÇAO E INSTRUÇÃO concelos _ Edição Ilustrada. 1111 - Primitivo Moaclr: A Instrução ETNOLOGIA e o Império (Subsidias para a história de educação no Brasil) 39 - E. Roquette-Plnto: Rondônia - 1.0 volume - 1823-1853. 3.• edição (aume~ada e llustr.). 44 - Estêvão Pinto: Os ~ndigenas do 53 - A. J. de Sampaio: Biogeografia Nordeste (com 15 .gravuras e ma­ dinâmica. pas) - 1,0 Tõmo. 45 - Basll!o de Magalhães: Expansão 112 - Estévão Pinto: Os Indígenas do Geográfica do Brasil Colonial. Nordeste - 2. 0 Tõmo (Organiza­ 63 - Raimundo Morais: Na Planfcle ção e estrutura social dos !ndlge­ Amazônica - 4.ª edição. nas do nordeste brasileiro). 80 - Osvaldo R. Cabral: Santa Cata­ 52 - General Couto de Magalhães: rina - Edição !lustrada. O selvagem - 3.ª ed. completa, com parte original Tµp!-Guarani. 86 - Aurélio Pinheiro: A Margem do Amazonas - Ed. Ilustrada. 60 - Emlllo Rlvasseau: A vida dQs índios Guaicurús - Ed. !lustrada. 104 - ArauJo Lima: Amazônia - A Terra e o Homem - (Introdução 75 Afonso A. de Freitas: vocabu- à Antropogeografla). lário Nheengatú ( vemacul!zado 106 - A. C. Tavares Bastos: O viüe pelo português falado em São do Amazonas - 2.0. edição. Paulo) - L!ngua Tµpl-guaran! ( com 3 Ilustrações fora do texto). 91 - Orlando M. Carvalho: O Rio da Unidade Nacional. O São Francis­ 92 - Almirante Antônio Alves Câ• co - edição Ilustrada. mara: Ensaio Sôbre as Constru­ ções Navais Indlgenas do Brasil 97 - Lima Flgueredo: O Oeste Para­ - 2.ª edição Ilustrada. naense - Edição Ilustrada. 101 - Herbert Baldus: Ensaios de 138 - Gustavo Dodt: Descrição dos Etnologia Brasileira - Prefácio de Rios Parnafba e Gurupi _ Pre­ Afonso de E. Taunnay - Edição 11. fácio e notas de Gustavo Barroso - Ed. Ilustrada. 139 - Anglone Costa: Migrações e Cultura Indlgena - Ensaios de GEOLOGIA arqueologia e etnologia do Brasil - Ed. !lustrada. 102 - 8. Fróes Abreu: A riqueza mi­ 154 - Carlos Fr. Phlll Von Martins: neral do Brasil. Natureza, Doenças, Medicina e Re­ 134 - Pand!á Calógeras: Geologia Eco­ médios dos tndlos Brasileiros · nômica do Brasil - (As minas do (1844) - Trad., Prefácio e notas Brasil e sua Leglsl11ção) - Tõmo de Plrajá da S!lva. 3.0 , Distribuição geográfica dos de­ pósitos aur!feros. Ed. refundida e FILOLOGIA atual!zada por Djalma Guimarães. 25 - Mário Marroqulm: A Língua IDSTóRIA do Nordeste. 10 Ol!velra Viana: Evolução do 4!1 - Renato Mendonça: A Influên­ Povo Brasileiro_ - 3.ª ed. (II.). cia africana no português do Bra­ 13 - Vicente Llc!nlo Cardoso: A mar­ sil - Ed. ilustrada. gem da História do Brasil, 2.a ed. 164 - Bernardino José de Sousa: Dl­ 14 - Pedro Calmon: História da Ci­ cionãrio da Terra e da Gente do vilização Brasileira - 3.ª edição. Brasll - 4.ª Edição da "Onomas­ tlca Geral da Geografia Brasi­ 40 - Pedro Calmon: História Social leira". do Brasil 1. o Tõmo - Espírito da Sociedade Colonial - 2.0. ed!çãó FOLCLORE Ilustrada (com 13 gravuras). 93 - Pedro Calmon: História Social 57 - Flauslno Rodrigues Vale: Ele­ do Brasil - 2.0 Tõmo - Esp!rito mentos do Folclore musical Bra­ da Sociedade Imperial. Ed. 11. sileiro, 15 - Pandlá Calógeras: Da Regência 103 - Sousa Carneiro: Mitos Africa­ á queda de Rozas, 3.0 volume (da nos no .Brasil - Edição !lustrada. série "Relações Exteriores do Bra­ sil"). GEOGRAFIA 42, - Pandlá Calógeras: Formação 30 - Cap. Frederico A. Rondon: Pe­ Histórica do Brasil - 3.• ed. ( com lo Brasil Central - Ed. Ilustrada, 3 mapas fura do texto). 2.a edição. 23 - Evaristo de Morais: A escravi­ 33 - J. de Sampaio Ferraz: Meteoro­ dão africana no Brasil. logia Brasileira. 36 - Alfredo Ell!s Júnior: O Bandei­ 35 ~ A. J. Sa__m_palo: Fltogeografia do rismo Paulista e o Recuo do Me­ Brasil - • !Justrnda - 2.a ed .. ridiano - 2,a edição. 27 - J. F. de Almeida Prado: Primei­ 146 - Aurello Pires: Homens e Fatos ros Povoadores do Brasil - (Ed. do meu tempo. Ilustrada), 2." edição. 149 - Alfredo Valadão: Da aclama­ 47 - Manuel Bomflm: O Brasil - ção à maioridade, 1822-1840 - 2.a Com uma nota explicativa de car­ edição.
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