"O Catholicismo Da Côrte Ao Sertão: Capitulos De Historia Religiosa..." explores the history of Catholicism in Brazil, from the royal court to the backlands. Tomaz Lino da Assunção delves into the religious practices, beliefs, and influences that shaped Brazilian society during a crucial period. This book offers insights into the interplay between the Catholic Church, the Portuguese colonial administration, and the diverse populations of Brazil. A valuable resource for understanding Brazil's religious and cultural heritage.

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