Table of contents
1. Access to documents by subject or Province
2. Moving from image to image
3. Unavailable documents
4. Definitions to the Guide
1. ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS BY SUBJECT OR PROVINCE
A. Access to selected statistical information is provided by Ann Hartness through the use of her Subject Guide to Statistics in the Presidential Reports of the Brazilian Provinces 1830-1889. Austin, TX: Institute of Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin, 1977. This Guide provides subject access to over 10,000 statistical references in these annual Provincial reports. First, select a subject. Second, you are given a choice of selecting within each Province a specific page/table or an entire document. Definitions to the Guide are given below in Section Four. Please note that only selected data has been indexed. If the page or table is not highlighted in the Guide, a link has not been created yet between the Guide and the specified page.
B. A.Province Access Access by Province will be available later in 1997.
2. MOVING FROM IMAGE TO IMAGE
Once you have chosen an image to view, you will note that you have three choices given at the top
and bottom of every image. These choices are:
"Next page"
"Previous page"
"View 300 TIFF" (This will automatically open your TIFF viewer
when you find the GIF 100-dpi image is not legible in your Web Browser.)
You also can utilize all Web Browser commands using this
database.
3. UNAVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
The quality of some the microfilm images was so poor that they could not be scanned. Further, documents within these sets that were not available for filming are not included in this database either. You may need to refer to microfilm or paper copies of the Provincial Reports at times.
4. DEFINITIONS TO THE GUIDE
Subject Guide abbreviations:
An. = anexo(s)
Ap. = apenso(s)
Dir. = directoria
Doc(s). = documento(s)
N. = numero
n.p. = no place
p. = pagina(s)
pt. = parte
Rel. = relatorio
Rec./Exp. = Receipts and expenditures
s.n. = sem numero
Sec. = secretaria
Sub./loans = Subsidies and loans
Below are definitions of terms used to show location:
Mapa = refers to any type of statistical table
; = indicates there is more than one item of statistical information on that topic, i.e. Mapa sn; [A], p. 6
, = indicates a specific location within a document, i.e. G, p. 11
sn = no page or table number was available
bis = Another table with an identical number preceded the one so labeled in the same source
(#) = refers to the number of UNnumbered tables following the page number given. G. p. 11 (3)
[ ] = provides further information about the location of an image
yr/yr = refers to fiscal year
yr-yr = refers to a range of years
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