Gilberto Freyre, Casa-Crande & Senzala (Rio de Janeiro, Editôra José Olympio1933), translated by Samuel Putnam, The Masters and the Slaves ( New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1956); Sobrados e Mucambos (São Paulo, Editôra José Olympio, 1936); Ordem e Progresso (Rio de Janeiro, Editôra José Olympio , 1959).
2.
Thales de Azevedo, As Elites de Côr (São Paulo, Companhia Editôra Nacional, 1955); Bastide and Fernandes, op. cit.; Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Octavio Ianni, Cor e Mobilidade Social em Florianopolis (São Paulo, Companhia Editôra Nacional, 1960); and Pinto, op. cit., especially Chapters 7-9. These excellent studies were prepared for UNESCO by some of Brazil's best social scientists.
3.
Azevedo, op. cit., pp. 156, 195.
4.
Costa Pinto, pp. 130, 159.
5.
Ibid. p. 99. (Emphasis is Pinto's.)
6.
Cardoso and Ianni, pp. 178, 239. (See tables in appendix.)
7.
Bastide and Fernandes, p. 198.
8.
Cardoso and Ianni, p. 173.
9.
Oliveria Viana, Raça e Assimilaçào (Rio de Janeiro, Editôra José Olympio, 1932).
10.
Max F. Millikan and Donald L. M. Blackmer , The Emerging Nations (BostonLittle Brown and Company, 1961 ), p. 140.
11.
See footnote 2 above.
12.
See Bastide and Fernandes, pp. 301-18.
13.
Quoted in José Honorio Rodrigues, Brasil e Africa: Outro Horizonte (Rio de Janeiro, Editôra Civilização Brasileira S.A., 1961), p. 98, from O Journal (Rio de Janeiro daily newspaper), 21 March 1961.
14.
Statistical Abstract of Latin America (Los Angeles , Center of Latin American Studies, University of California , Los Angeles, 1961), Plate 2 and Plate 5.
15.
Jânio Quadros, 'Brazil's New Foreign Policy', Foreign Affairs vol. 40 (October, 1961), pp. 19-27.
16.
Afonso Arinos de Mello Franco, 'O Brazil têm Vocaçao Africana', interview printed in O Cruzeiro (1 April 1961), pp. 106-7.
17.
Brazilian Embassy Press Releases: Washington, D.C., May 1961 and 14 June 1961.
18.
Press Release of Statement made by Ambassador Afonso Arinos de Mello Franco on the question of Angola, 15 January 1962. Brazilian Mission to the United Nations.
