Do Rio dos Ilhéus à Foz do Rio Doce - Trechos Selecionados de "Tratado Descritivo do Brasil", de Gabriel Soares de Sousa
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Do Rio dos Ilhéus à Foz do Rio Doce - Trechos Selecionados de "Tratado Descritivo do Brasil", de Gabriel Soares de Sousa
Narrated by:
Guga Almeida
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Guga Almeida
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O leitor de hoje, vendo a descrição da força e da riqueza do hoje maltratado rio Doce que aqui se faz, há de se emocionar! Esta seleção de textos do livro "Tratado descritivo do Brasil" de Gabriel Soares de Sousa, conta ainda como eram no século XVIm entre outros, Porto Seguro, Arraia da Ajuda e a "Ponta da Corurumbabo"...
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