| 23 January 1881 |
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São Paulo taxes the entry of enslaved people into the province
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| 1 January 1881 |
Brazil
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History slavery Brasil
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O Libertador gives Ceará’s antislavery movement a newspaper
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| 8 December 1880 |
Brazil
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The Sociedade Cearense Libertadora is inaugurated
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| 1 November 1880 |
Brazil
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The newspaper O Abolicionista begins publication
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| 7 September 1880 |
Brazil
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A Brazilian anti-slavery society is founded in Rio de Janeiro
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| 10 July 1880 |
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Gazeta da Tarde begins a Black-led abolitionist press campaign
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| 5 March 1879 |
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Jerônimo Sodré brings immediate abolition back into parliamentary debate
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| 14 May 1873 |
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São Paulo restricts licenses for some occupations by enslaved workers
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| 1 August 1872 |
Brazil
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History slavery Brasil
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Brazil begins its first national census
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| 1 December 1871 |
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History slavery Brasil
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A new registration decree governs enslaved people and freeborn children
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| 28 September 1871 |
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History slavery Brasil
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The Free Womb Law declares future-born children free under conditions
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| 28 September 1871 |
Brazil
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International history trans-atlantic slavery
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Brazil adopts the Rio Branco Law on children born to enslaved women
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| 28 September 1871 |
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Brazil’s Free Womb Law weakens hereditary slavery
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| 15 September 1871 |
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The Senate continues debate before the Free Womb Law
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| 14 September 1871 |
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The Senate debates the proposal’s protections and limits
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