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	Mameluco
		The Portuguese who colonized Brazil in the sixteenth century were already the professional slave-dealers of Europe, and their settlements along the coast soon became a rendezvous for a lawless class of slavers, pirates, and other desperadoes.
		Intermarrying with the women of the wild tribes, they produced the mixed breed of Mamelucos, which combined the courage and persistence of the white race, and the woodcraft and linguistic faculty of the Indian, with a cruelty untempered by any restraining influence whatever.
		In the Orinoco missions the same destruction was wrought by slavers from Pará, ascending the Rio Negro and engaging the wild cannibal tribes as their allies, until checked by the heroic enterprise of Father Roman in 1744, and finally made impossible by the establishment of Spanish frontier garrisons about 1756.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/m/mameluco.html (804 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Mameluco
		Mamelucos, which combined the courage and persistence of the white race, and the woodcraft and linguistic faculty of the Indian, with a cruelty untempered by any restraining influence whatever.
		Mameluco army advanced again, but was scattered by the neophytes led by the Fathers themselves.
		Mamelucos turned in another, and began a series of raids upon the flourishing Chiquito missions of Southern Bolivia, of which the first had been established by the Jesuits in 1691.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/09578c.htm (850 words)

	Learn Spanish - Mameluco
		Los mamelucos eran una milicia de esclavos al servicio de los sultanes de Egipto.
		Y se llamaban mamelucos porque eso quería decir esclavos en su idioma.
		Los mamelucos alcanzaron fama universal a raiz de la campaña que hizo en Egipto Napoleón quien les incorporó a su ejercito.
	www.forodeespanol.com /Archive/Mameluco/bklj/Post.htm (268 words)

	mameluco \| \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		Mameluco is a term of Portuguese origin describing the first generation offspring of a European and an Amerindian.
		Os mamelucos (da palavra árabe مملوك, plural: مماليك) eram escravos que geralmente serviam a seus amos como pajens ou criados domésticos, e eventualmente eram usados como soldados pelos califas muçulmanos e pelo Império Otomano para os seus exércitos e que em algumas situações também no Egito detiveram o poder.
		Los mamelucos fueron esclavos, en su mayoría de origen turco aunque procedentes de las zonas del Mar Negro y más al norte, islamizados e instruidos militarmente y que en sus inicios ejercían como soldados a las órdenes de los distintos califas musulmanes.
	www.babylon.com /definition/mameluco/All (261 words)

	Mameluco - Wikipedia
		En 1382, os mamelucos barís son depostos polos mamelucos burxís, que instalan unha dinastía fundada sobre o principio da sucesión por elección, o que conleva nuerosos golpes de estado, conspiracións e asasinatos.
		En 1798, Napoleón derrota aos mamelucos durante a súa campaña de Exipto na batalla das Pirámides e estes fuxen ao Alto Exipto.
		A historia dese corpo napoleónico comezou cando Napoleón lles comprou 2000 mamelucos a uns mercaderes sírios coa intención de formar un destacamento.
	gl.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mameluco#Orixe (1295 words)

	Spotlight on Nation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The United States of Mameluco is a massive, socially progressive nation, renowned for its complete absence of social welfare.
		Mameluco's national animal is the dragon, which frolics freely in the nation's many lush forests, and its currency is the mameluco.
		Mameluco is ranked 1st in the region and 6,755th in the world for Largest Gambling Industry.
	www.nationstates.net /-1/page=display_nation/nation=mameluco (215 words)

	Quotes on mameluco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Several Mameluco families of Ega begged to accompany us to share the labours and booty; the Shumana family also joined the party; we therefore, formed a large body, numbering in all eight canoes and fifty persons.
		I caught a glimpse once of his wife, a pretty little Mameluco woman, as she was tripping with a young girl, whom I supposed to be her daughter, across the backyard.
		The pilot, a Mameluco of Ega, whom I knew very well, exhibited a knowledge of the river and powers of endurance which were quite remarkable.
	www.ufaqs.com /quotes/?search=mameluco (1502 words)

	Definition of mameluco - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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	m-w.com /dictionary/mameluco (41 words)

	Mameluco en México
		Mameluco Carter´s Azul Marino Pato Talla 24 Meses
		Mamelucos Y Conjuntos Bebe 0 A 6 Meses Mca Carter's $ 80.00
		Mameluco Carters, Nuevo, C/Etiquetas Para Bebito De 9 Meses
	mameluco.boonic.com.mx (178 words)

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		Mameluco, harto ya de tonterías centroeuropeas exorcizó a Kafka de su cuerpo.
		Mameluco hubiese deseado estar poseído por otro escritor.
		O a lo mejor simplemente porque Mameluco es Mameluco, y posee miles de defectos por si solo.
	mameluko.blogspot.com /index.html (5273 words)

	El Porvenir \| Cultural \| ¡Hasta que me cayó el veinte!: El mameluco de Patricio
		Por ser "mamluk", voz árabe que significa esclavo, de ahí quedó que a estos soldados, en castellano, los llamaran "mamelucos".
		En el centro de la composición, un mameluco, soldado egipcio bajo órdenes francesas, cae muerto del caballo mientras un madrileño continúa apuñalándole y otro hiere mortalmente al caballo.
		Muy característica, era la vestimenta de estos mamelucos, que de una sola pieza, los cubría del cuello hasta los pies.
	www.elporvenir.com.mx /notas.asp?nota_id=39284 (426 words)

	Mameluco - The Wordbook Encyclopedia
		Thewordbook is a comprehensive encyclopedia and a reference search engine, in which you have found this entry about Mameluco.
		Mameluco is a term of Portuguese origin describing the first generation offspring of a European and an Amerindian.
		The word is derived from the Arabic 'mamlûk', used in the association with Egyptian Mamluks.
	www.thewordbook.com /Mameluco (132 words)

	Jerusalem - Primorosos Edificios del Periodo Mameluco
		Después de su muerte en 1249, los generales mamelucos (del árabe, esclavos) lograron establecer su propia dinastía que gobernó Egipto y Siria hasta 1517.
		El período Mameluco imprimió un carácter arquitectónico musulmán a la ciudad: los administradores mamelucos, los líderes musulmanes locales y los acaudalados peregrinos que se asentaron aquí construyeron muchos edificios con funciones religiosas.
		Los edificios mamelucos de Jerusalem tienen primorosas fachadas en las que se concentró la mayoría de los elementos decorativos.
	www.mfa.gov.il /MFAES/MFAArchive/2000_2009/2001/1/Jerusalem+-+Primorosos+Edificios+del+Periodo+Mamel.htm (481 words)

	yourDictionary Agora - Print Page
		However, Portuguese speaking Brazil has both "mestiços" and "mamelucos" with the latter word appearing to be more common.
		The term was used by Portuguese settlers in Brazil as early as the 16th century to refer to the newly formed Brazilians with Portuguese fathers and Indian mothers.
		No, mestiço is more common and I have the feeling that not many people actually know what a mameluco is. A mestiço is any halfblood, whereas a mameluco is a cross between Portuguese and "Indian", as has been said.
	www.yourdictionary.com /cgi-bin/agora/agora.cgi?board=what;action=print;num=1131785966 (408 words)

	Amazon.com: Mameluco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Portuguese and the indigenous (producing mamelucos or caboclos) and with the...
		FROM UPRISINGS IN PERU TO MAMELUCOS IN BRAZIL The disorder was...
		the Indio leaderships, mediated by mamelucos, sons of Portuguese fathers and...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Mameluco&tag=dragoncon&index=blended&link_code=qs&page=1 (1079 words)

	Mameluco Ropa, Joyas y Relojes Ecuador Venta Ventas
		Mameluco Y Falda Short Jean Tutti Fruiti Talla 6 A 9 Meses"
		Mameluco Lila Con Falda Short Tutti Fruiti Talla 3 A 6 Meses"
		Mameluco Everlast Turquesa Talla 6 A 9 Meses"
	www.venta-moda.com /index.php?pais=Ecuador&producto=Mameluco (88 words)

	Chapter IV: The Tocantins and Cametá Page 4
		The people were of the same class everywhere, Mamelucos.
		A young Mameluco, named Soares, an Escrivao, or public clerk, took me into his house to show me his library.
		The inhabitants were nearly all of the tawny-white Mameluco class.
	www.web-books.com /Classics/Nonfiction/Science/Amazons/AmazonsC4P4.htm (1197 words)

	Chapter VII: The Lower Amazons—Obydos to Manaos, Or The Barra of the Rio Negro Page 1
		The house was substantially built; the walls formed of strong upright posts, lathed across, plastered with mud and whitewashed, and the roof tiled.
		The family were mamelucos, and seemed to be an average sample of the poorer class of cacao growers.
		The master, coolly clad in shirt and drawers, the former loose about the neck, lay in his hammock smoking a long gaudily-painted wooden pipe.
	www.web-books.com /Classics/Nonfiction/Science/Amazons/AmazonsC7P1.htm (1045 words)

	Marcelo Nunes - Surf - Lat34.com
		This is a guy who learned to surf literally on a door, and is now traveling the world, earning more in one contest than most Brazilians make in a year.
		According to the worldprosurfers.com website, Nunes is a “Mameluco” which means he is a mixture of Native Indian and African.
		He grew up poor in a poor fishing village, bodysurfing and catching a local fish called a Pintadu.
	www.lat34.com /surf/marcelo_nunes (434 words)

	Fundação Joaquim Nabuco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Situada no município de Escada, foi fundada em 1877, com a denominação de usina Mameluco, pelo tenente-coronel Antônio Marques de Holanda Cavalcanti.
		A usina Mameluco possuía, em 1929, dez propriedades agrícolas e 34 fornecedores de cana, destacando-se o engenho Cachoeirinha, onde foi empregado, pela primeira vez no Brasil, o método do plantio de sementes por meio de flechas.
		A usina Limoeiro dissolveu-se e foi absorvida pela Mameluco, passando, em seguida, a denominar-se usina Barão de Suassuna, em homenagem ao seu antigo dono.
	www.fundaj.gov.br /notitia/servlet/newstorm.ns.presentation.NavigationServlet?publicationCode=16&pageCode=319&textCode=1076&date=currentDate (317 words)

	Hermozo Mameluco Marca Carter's Ropa Bebe Subasta Desde $1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Hermozo Mameluco Marca Carter's Ropa Bebe Subasta Desde $1
		HerMozo mAmeLuco maRca cartEr's Especificaciones del artículo: Beio maMeluco Marca Carter's.
		Mameluco marca CARTERS para recien nacido, 0-3 meses en color blanco con jirafas en aplicación 100% algodón con broches de presión al frente.
	mexico.lapapa.com.mx /cv/1430/12137426.html (236 words)

	girls and boys (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Modelos de trajes y mamelucos para las chicas y los chicos mas grandecitos.
		Mameluco en hilo completamente tejido a mano en color marron.
		Mameluco en hilo completamente tejido a mano en color azul pavo.
	www.thecrochetbasket.com /girls_and_boys.htm (260 words)

	Historia del Egipto Islamico
		Egipto vivirá un período de relativa calma, el relevo del poder lo tomarán los mamelucos, en esta ocasión sin demasiadas dificultades y sin ninguna intervención militar directa.
		Los mamelucos, que en principio fueron esclavos y mercenarios y luego parte fundamental del ejército egipcio, se caracterizaban por la diversidad de su procedencia, aunque su origen se puede agrupar en dos focos fundamentales: el mundo turco y los de origen caucásico.
		Los sultanes y sus emires, ansiosos de prestigiar su dinastía, se dedicaron a embellecer la ciudad con la construcción de grandes mezquitas.
	www.egipto.com /arte_islamico/cats/5.html (241 words)

	ropa históricas de los muchachos: glosario de terminos extranjeros -- Español m-z
		Mameluco: Mameluco in Mexico means a baby or very young child that is still nursing.
		The name is used for rompers in Mexico because they are worn by young children--although in fact not necesarily children that are so young that they are still nursing.
		Mameluco in Argentina and neighboring Uruguay is used to refer to overalls.
	histclo.com /var/for/spa/sgm.html (2511 words)

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