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Life for the female house slave often seemed easier in comparison with that of a
field hand ; indeed , many of the mucamas or household female slaves were
chosen from the field gangs . Yet they felt they had less liberty than the field
hands ...
Life for the female house slave often seemed easier in comparison with that of a
field hand ; indeed , many of the mucamas or household female slaves were
chosen from the field gangs . Yet they felt they had less liberty than the field
hands ...
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Hardly yet a woman , she was sprawled out there , drunk , her hands plopped
down on her skirt , beaten and alone and lost . ... spread beneath a dirty skirt that
had garish red flowers on it , her head was on her chest , a beer bottle in her
hand .
Hardly yet a woman , she was sprawled out there , drunk , her hands plopped
down on her skirt , beaten and alone and lost . ... spread beneath a dirty skirt that
had garish red flowers on it , her head was on her chest , a beer bottle in her
hand .
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This letter , Peasants of Brazil , must reach your hand ... wherever you groan ,
night and day , over the hoe , the axe , the scythe , the knife , and the plow . This
letter , Peasants of Brazil , that I write from Recife , from the headquarters of the ...
This letter , Peasants of Brazil , must reach your hand ... wherever you groan ,
night and day , over the hoe , the axe , the scythe , the knife , and the plow . This
letter , Peasants of Brazil , that I write from Recife , from the headquarters of the ...
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The Moods of Iturbides Mexico Javier Ocampo | 59 |
Representative Leader or Deviant Person | 65 |
1833 | 88 |
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