Escravos
by Antônio Frederico de Castro Alves
'Escravos' Summary
Os Escravos é uma denúncia poética da escravidão no Brasil do século XIX. Escrito por Castro Alves, o 'Poeta dos Escravos', a obra retrata o sofrimento e a luta dos escravizados, expondo as crueldades do sistema escravocrata. Com versos comoventes, Alves clama pela liberdade e justiça, imortalizando a resistência daqueles que tiveram suas vozes suprimidas.Book Details
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