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"Chronological synthesis of the history of the indigenous peoples of Brazil, beginning with a short chapter on the pre-1500 era. Follows the Tupinambá and others from colonial through modern times. An annotated bibliography follows. The tone of the text is captured in pictures of the smiling and the naked"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
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