We have already cried many tears :
the stories of three Portuguese migrant women /
Caroline B. Brettell

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Main Author: Brettell, Caroline
Language(s): English
Published: Prospect Heights, Il. : Waveland Press, 1995
Subjects: Santos, Ricardina dos
Caldas, Virginia
Fernandes, Ana
Alien labor > Alien labor / France
Working class women > Working class women / Portugal > Working class women / Portugal / Biography
Portugal > Portugal / Social conditions > Portugal / Social conditions / 20th century
Physical Description: xxvii, 151 p. : ill., maps ; 22 cm
ISBN: 0881338788
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