Holy office "familiaturas" and the learned magistracy in overseas Portugal (Brazil, 18th century)

The eighteenth century represents an increase in size and complexity of the judicial structure of the Portuguese crown in Brazil. Career opportunities flourish and there is a double movement of agents: on the one hand, judges who come from the kingdom; on the other, a growing number of Brazilian-bor...

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Main Author: Nuno Camarinhas
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade de São Paulo 2016-12-01
Series:Revista de História
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Online Access:http://www.revistas.usp.br/revhistoria/article/view/121869
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Revista de História
Magistratura
familiaturas do Santo Ofício
administração da Justiça
author_facet Nuno Camarinhas
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title Holy office "familiaturas" and the learned magistracy in overseas Portugal (Brazil, 18th century)
title_short Holy office "familiaturas" and the learned magistracy in overseas Portugal (Brazil, 18th century)
title_full Holy office "familiaturas" and the learned magistracy in overseas Portugal (Brazil, 18th century)
title_fullStr Holy office "familiaturas" and the learned magistracy in overseas Portugal (Brazil, 18th century)
title_full_unstemmed Holy office "familiaturas" and the learned magistracy in overseas Portugal (Brazil, 18th century)
title_sort holy office "familiaturas" and the learned magistracy in overseas portugal (brazil, 18th century)
publisher Universidade de São Paulo
series Revista de História
issn 0034-8309
2316-9141
publishDate 2016-12-01
description The eighteenth century represents an increase in size and complexity of the judicial structure of the Portuguese crown in Brazil. Career opportunities flourish and there is a double movement of agents: on the one hand, judges who come from the kingdom; on the other, a growing number of Brazilian-born judges who start a career in Justice. Based on the data collected on the qualifications to be member of the Holy Office, this text isolates the learned judges that served in the Portuguese territories of America, trying to understand the role played by the familiatura in the progression of their career, and their possible inclusion in recruitment or appointment networks in the Coimbra-Lisbon axis.
topic Magistratura
familiaturas do Santo Ofício
administração da Justiça
url http://www.revistas.usp.br/revhistoria/article/view/121869
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