Northeast Brazil place
also: Brazil's largest southern cities, the Northeast
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I'm holding back some of my fire for a future debate with a friend of ours who's pro-Lincoln, Matthew Errett. How you doing, Matt? Matt's a great guy. We disagree on Lincoln and Hamilton. Hopefully we're going to have that discussion. Becau…
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Friedrich Engels and Friedrich Engels. From the time on, he considered himself a man of the left. As one of the few lawyers in the Northeast who would represent the poor, the young man nicknamed Francesco Giulia built a following and went t…
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Landowners in the Northeast still took the kingly view that God had decreed them to be wealthy, and they resisted any effort to organize the workers on their estates. The more harassed and threatened the peasants felt, the more radical thei…
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that the Northeast was so destitute that any money spent there would be wasted. To Lincoln Gordon, the best solution was a massive resettlement that would lure farmers hundreds of miles south and west to better land. You know, kind of like …
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when she heard wealthy Brazilians speak of a town in the Northeast. So she knew about this town, but everybody at the dinner party kept saying it doesn't even exist. They didn't even recognize those people because they were basically slaves…
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Like the story that I tell that kind of reinforces what you just said is the takeover of Hawaii. It was orchestrated by the Protestant ministers that had went out there and with the money that they had earned, bought sugar plantations. And …
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Interestingly enough, there was a naval ship called the USS Hiram Bingham in World War II. It was a World War II Liberty ship. So important family, obviously. Going back to the Pierponts, and the founder there is James Pierpont, the founder…
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I can honestly say I've never been invited to a debutante ball. You won't go. Might be fun just once. You know, now that I'm up here in the Northeast, I kind of know some of the muckety mucks or I've met a few through my in-laws. I think I'…
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What's actually really funny is the last couple of get-together holiday type things, dinners, they've got some families that are prominent academics here in the Northeast. And one guy is a local professor of economics. And he and I started …
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Didn't do anything really notable for the next, say, 140 years besides spread all over the Northeast. They were everywhere. This family was proliferate. What's the word? Proliferate. Proliferate. Yeah, thank you. God, can I buy a vowel? So …
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All kinds of lawyers and founders of big law firms. All right, where else do we want to influence? Oh, we mentioned early on that there's all kinds of clergymen. A lot of these, most of the Northeast, Eastern Seaboard, early settlers were P…