
History of a Voyage to the Land of Brazil - Jean de Lery's Eyewitness Account of the New World, 1557
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In the 16th century, a group of French protestants crossed the ocean in order to escape religious persecution in Europe. In Brazil, they were promised religious freedom, however, life took such a strange turn, that some abandoned the French colony and went to live among the native tribe called Tupinamba. One of them is Jean de Lery, who years later wrote a memoir about his experience among the natives, a remarkable "rift in time", bursting with wonder and distress.
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