- A
prazo (or
prazo da coroa) in
Portuguese Africa was a
large estate leased to colonists,
settlers and
traders to
exploit the continent's resources. Prazos...
- of the Afro-Portuguese
estates known as
Prazos in Zambezia, Mozambique. They were used to
defend the
prazos and
police their inhabitants. Many of the...
-
consolidate their trade and
settlement positions through the
creation of
prazos.
These land
grants tied
emigrants to
their settlements, and
inland Mozambique...
- Preço Curto...
Prazo Longo (Portuguese for "Low Price... Long Time") is the
second album by
Brazilian rock band
Charlie Brown Jr. Like its predecessor...
- dos
europeus no início do século XVI não
levou a um ****entamento de
longo prazo,
apenas em 1717 os
franceses ocuparam a ilha de Barrouallie,
embora os ingleses...
- "Um ano após anúncio,
people mover do
Aeroporto de
Guarulhos segue sem
prazo de conclusion" [One year
after announcement,
Guarulhos Airport people mover...
-
charity takes place on the
Friday (Adar 14),
which day is
called Purim de
Prazos. The Al ha-Nissim
prayer is only
recited on
Sabbath (Adar 15),
which is...
-
attempt to
bring the
prazos under its control.
Portuguese troops suffered several major setbacks before forcing the last
prazo to
submit in 1869. In...
-
trading posts as far
south as
Delagoa Bay and the
virtually independent Prazo estates in the
Zambezi valley The
first challenge to Portugal's
wider claims...
- over by
rival Shona states. The
Portuguese also had vast estates,
known as
Prazos, and they used
slaves and ex-slaves as
security guards and hunters. They...
