Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860
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Resumo: | This research is based on the analysis of the list of banished, deserters, and military personnel, sent to constitute the enterprises of the Empire of Brazil with respect to the policies of colonization and security of its provinces and borders, specifically in the region of the Province of Amazonas and Alto Rio Branco. Soon, he approached how these actors relate to the Brazilian Imperial State in the century XIX, pointing to the extreme north and its borders, as the stage for the consolidation of these groups. It is important to understand that the penalty of degradation, and justice in Brazil Empire, entered the context of social discipline, turning to a strategy to deal with the demands of the population, therefore, if at a certain time the punishment with degradation served to clean a region of its undesirable residents, during the Imperial period was strategically used by the Empire to remedy the problem in terms of lack of resources for the application of penalties according to the Criminal Code 1830, along with the lack of prisons, the difficulties in the judicial system, due to the lack of civil servants and its slowness, the penalty was also used to remedy the lack of civil servants in the public administration in the most remote regions. In this context, it is pointed out that, particularly, convicts and deserters were for the Empire of Brazil a frequent instrument to populate the territory and compose its troops, thus becoming a link of the Empire, which served itself in the local context, both in its southern and northern borders, the degrading proved to be part of the plans for these regions to ensure possession of these borders. In consonance with the application of the penalty of degrading as a form of exclusion and incorporation, we have the ventures for the use of military and deserters for purposes of colonization, through the policy of the Empire aimed at creating colonies, thus consolidating population nuclei, the colonies were divided into, national, foreign, agricultural, and military, and had the objective of being established in places considered more distant, for purposes of consolidating the sovereignty of the Empire over the region. In this sense, these actors, whether degreed, deserters or military, were important elements in the political, economic, and social construction in regions such as the Province of Amazonas and its borders, the extreme north being one of the great centers of degradation of Brazil, as well as the policies of colonization undertaken by the Empire in the century XIX. |
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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860Banished, desertors, and military the "society of good peoples" on the borders of the High River White 1820-1860DegredadosDesertoresMilitaresProvíncia do AmazonasAlto Rio BrancoBanishepDesertersMilitaryProvince of AmazonasRigh River WhiteCNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANASThis research is based on the analysis of the list of banished, deserters, and military personnel, sent to constitute the enterprises of the Empire of Brazil with respect to the policies of colonization and security of its provinces and borders, specifically in the region of the Province of Amazonas and Alto Rio Branco. Soon, he approached how these actors relate to the Brazilian Imperial State in the century XIX, pointing to the extreme north and its borders, as the stage for the consolidation of these groups. It is important to understand that the penalty of degradation, and justice in Brazil Empire, entered the context of social discipline, turning to a strategy to deal with the demands of the population, therefore, if at a certain time the punishment with degradation served to clean a region of its undesirable residents, during the Imperial period was strategically used by the Empire to remedy the problem in terms of lack of resources for the application of penalties according to the Criminal Code 1830, along with the lack of prisons, the difficulties in the judicial system, due to the lack of civil servants and its slowness, the penalty was also used to remedy the lack of civil servants in the public administration in the most remote regions. In this context, it is pointed out that, particularly, convicts and deserters were for the Empire of Brazil a frequent instrument to populate the territory and compose its troops, thus becoming a link of the Empire, which served itself in the local context, both in its southern and northern borders, the degrading proved to be part of the plans for these regions to ensure possession of these borders. In consonance with the application of the penalty of degrading as a form of exclusion and incorporation, we have the ventures for the use of military and deserters for purposes of colonization, through the policy of the Empire aimed at creating colonies, thus consolidating population nuclei, the colonies were divided into, national, foreign, agricultural, and military, and had the objective of being established in places considered more distant, for purposes of consolidating the sovereignty of the Empire over the region. In this sense, these actors, whether degreed, deserters or military, were important elements in the political, economic, and social construction in regions such as the Province of Amazonas and its borders, the extreme north being one of the great centers of degradation of Brazil, as well as the policies of colonization undertaken by the Empire in the century XIX.Esta pesquisa tem como premissa a análise da relação de degredados, desertores, e militares, remetidos para constituir os empreendimentos do Império do Brasil no que tange as políticas de colonização e segurança das suas Províncias e fronteiras, especificamente na região da Província do Amazonas e Alto Rio Branco. Logo, abordara como estes atores se relacionam com o Estado Imperial Brasileiro no século XIX, apontando o extremo norte e suas fronteiras, como palco da consolidação destes grupos. É importante compreendermos que a pena de degredo, e a justiça no Brasil Império, adentraram o contexto de disciplinarização social, voltando-se a uma estratégia para lidar com as demandas populacionais, logo, se em certo momento a punição com o degredo servia para limpar uma região de seus moradores indesejáveis, durante o período Imperial foi estrategicamente usada pelo Império para sanar a problemática no que tange a falta de recursos para aplicação de penas de acordo com o Código Criminal de 1830, juntamente com a falta de prisões, as dificuldades no sistema judicial, pela falta de funcionários e lentidão do mesmo, logo, a pena foi recurso usado também para sanar a falta de servidores na administração pública nas regiões mais longínquas. Neste contexto, pontua-se que, particularmente, degredados e desertores foram para o Império do Brasil instrumento frequentes para povoar o território e compor suas tropas, tornando-se o degredo portanto, um elo do Império, que serviu a ele próprio no contexto local, tanto em suas fronteiras meridionais quanto setentrionais, o degredo se mostrou como parte dos planos para estas regiões para garantir a posse dessas fronteiras. Em consonância a aplicação da pena de degredo como forma de exclusão e incorporação, temos os empreendimentos para utilização de militares e desertores para fins de colonização, através da política do Império voltada para criação de colônias, consolidando assim núcleos populacionais, as colônias eram dividas em , nacionais, estrangeiras, agrícolas, e militares, e tinham como objetivo serem estabelecidos nos lugares considerados mais longínquos, para fins de consolidar a soberania do Império sobre a região. Neste sentindo, estes atores, sejam, degredados, desertores, ou militares, foram importante elemento na construção política, econômica, e social em regiões como a Província do Amazonas e suas fronteiras, sendo o extremo norte um dos grandes centros de degredo do Brasil, como também das políticas de colonização empreendidas pelo Império no século XIX.Agência 1Universidade Federal de RoraimaBrasilPRPPG - Pró-reitoria de Pesquisa e Pós-GraduaçãoPPGSOF - Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociedade e FronteirasUFRRLyra Junior, Américo Alves dehttp://lattes.cnpq.br/5440477238046077Ferreira, Daiane Almeida2022-08-22T12:48:57Z20222022-08-22T12:48:57Z2020info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisFERREIRA, Daiane Almeida. Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860. 2020. 120f. 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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860 Banished, desertors, and military the "society of good peoples" on the borders of the High River White 1820-1860 |
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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860 |
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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860 Ferreira, Daiane Almeida Degredados Desertores Militares Província do Amazonas Alto Rio Branco Banishep Deserters Military Province of Amazonas Righ River White CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS |
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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860 |
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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860 |
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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860 |
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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860 |
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Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860 |
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Ferreira, Daiane Almeida |
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Ferreira, Daiane Almeida |
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Lyra Junior, Américo Alves de http://lattes.cnpq.br/5440477238046077 |
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Ferreira, Daiane Almeida |
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Degredados Desertores Militares Província do Amazonas Alto Rio Branco Banishep Deserters Military Province of Amazonas Righ River White CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS |
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Degredados Desertores Militares Província do Amazonas Alto Rio Branco Banishep Deserters Military Province of Amazonas Righ River White CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS |
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This research is based on the analysis of the list of banished, deserters, and military personnel, sent to constitute the enterprises of the Empire of Brazil with respect to the policies of colonization and security of its provinces and borders, specifically in the region of the Province of Amazonas and Alto Rio Branco. Soon, he approached how these actors relate to the Brazilian Imperial State in the century XIX, pointing to the extreme north and its borders, as the stage for the consolidation of these groups. It is important to understand that the penalty of degradation, and justice in Brazil Empire, entered the context of social discipline, turning to a strategy to deal with the demands of the population, therefore, if at a certain time the punishment with degradation served to clean a region of its undesirable residents, during the Imperial period was strategically used by the Empire to remedy the problem in terms of lack of resources for the application of penalties according to the Criminal Code 1830, along with the lack of prisons, the difficulties in the judicial system, due to the lack of civil servants and its slowness, the penalty was also used to remedy the lack of civil servants in the public administration in the most remote regions. In this context, it is pointed out that, particularly, convicts and deserters were for the Empire of Brazil a frequent instrument to populate the territory and compose its troops, thus becoming a link of the Empire, which served itself in the local context, both in its southern and northern borders, the degrading proved to be part of the plans for these regions to ensure possession of these borders. In consonance with the application of the penalty of degrading as a form of exclusion and incorporation, we have the ventures for the use of military and deserters for purposes of colonization, through the policy of the Empire aimed at creating colonies, thus consolidating population nuclei, the colonies were divided into, national, foreign, agricultural, and military, and had the objective of being established in places considered more distant, for purposes of consolidating the sovereignty of the Empire over the region. In this sense, these actors, whether degreed, deserters or military, were important elements in the political, economic, and social construction in regions such as the Province of Amazonas and its borders, the extreme north being one of the great centers of degradation of Brazil, as well as the policies of colonization undertaken by the Empire in the century XIX. |
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FERREIRA, Daiane Almeida. Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860. 2020. 120f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Sociedade e Fronteiras) - Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociedade e Fronteiras, Universidade Federal de Roraima, Boa Vista, 2020. http://repositorio.ufrr.br:8080/jspui/handle/prefix/791 |
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FERREIRA, Daiane Almeida. Degredados, desertores e militares à “sociedade de gente de bem” nas fronteiras do Alto Rio Branco 1820-1860. 2020. 120f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Sociedade e Fronteiras) - Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociedade e Fronteiras, Universidade Federal de Roraima, Boa Vista, 2020. |
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