We invite you to read our new articles.

Dear readers and colleagues,

 

We are pleased to announce that new texts have been published in the 2025 issue of Almanack Magazine:

"Black Jacobin, Black Girondin? Reconsidering Luiz Gama in History and Posterity," by James Woodard.

"The Advent of the Press in the Province of Espírito Santo and the First Years of Publishing Activity in the 19th Century: An Analysis of the Newspaper Correio da Victória, 1849–1855," by Karulliny Silverol Siqueira.

"Marriage, Quality, Equality, and the Circulation of Concepts in the Portuguese and Spanish Empires (1770–1820)," by Luiz Geraldo Silva, Bruna Marina Portela, and Priscila de Lima Souza.

“Delimiting the Territory: Brazil's Internal Borders in the Nineteenth Century,” Francimar Ilha da Silva Petroli & José Carlos Radin

“Between Nation and Province: The Formulation of Statistics in the Agricultural Colonies of Santa Fe (1863-1881),” Nicolás Beraldi

“Slavery, Liberalism, and Justice in the Northern Backlands of Goiás: Ten Years of Slavery,” Rita de Cássia Guimaraes Melo

The first article in the dossier Persistence and Changes in Ibero-American Trade Regulation, edited by Laurine Manac’h and Martín Wasserman, has been published:

“From Commercial Privilege to the Dissolution of Faculties and Corporate Sovereignty: The Trade Consulate of Guadalajara, 1808-1824,” Antonio Ibarra

Also new book reviews:

SCHULTZ, Kirsten. From Conquest to Colony: Empire, Wealth, and Difference in Eighteenth-Century Brazil. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2023 – by Daniel Costa.

 

Happy reading!

Editorial team

To read: https://www.scielo.br/j/alm/i/2025.v39/