"Saints and Savages: Brazil's Indian Problem" explores the complex relationship between European settlers and the Indigenous populations of Brazil in the early 20th century. J H Jowett examines the social, cultural, and religious dynamics at play as missionaries and colonists sought to integrate or convert the native peoples. The book delves into the challenges and controversies surrounding these interactions, providing a historical perspective on the impact of colonialism on Brazilian society. This work offers insights into the historical context of Brazil's Indigenous policies and the enduring legacy of cultural exchange and conflict.

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