A Caca Do Leopardo

â€(TM)A Caça Do Leopardo: Portugal E A Inglaterra Perante O Tràfico De Escravos...â€(TM) examines the complex relationship between Portugal and England in the 19th century concerning the slave trade. This historical work by Emygdio de Oliveira delves into the diplomatic and political pressures faced by both nations as they navigated the abolitionist movement. The book explores the economic interests, moral debates, and international agreements that shaped their policies toward slavery.

It provides valuable insights into the strategies employed to suppress the trade and the challenges encountered in enforcing anti-slavery laws. This is an important resource for understanding the historical context of slavery and its abolition, particularly within the sphere of Portuguese and British colonial relations.

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