Brazil is not usually associated with British agricultural
immigrants, but in the late 1860s and early 1870s great efforts
were made to stimulate interest in the country. An idealized image
of Brazil was created to help persuade dissatisfied Irish and
English to pack up and join settlement schemes in a country that
they had previously known nothing about. This book offers a vivid
picture of this migration process and new insights into linkages
between Ireland, England, the United States and Brazil. Focusing on
the lives of individual immigrants, this is one of the most
detailed studies of life in the Brazilian government's isolated and
under-funded agricultural settlement schemes.
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