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São Salvador
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São Salvador, Brazil: see Salvador Salvador or Bahia , formerly São Salvador , city (1991 pop. 2,075,273), capital of Bahia state, E Brazil, a port on the Atlantic Ocean.
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Research materials are drawn from the following archives: Arquivo Publico do Estado da Bahia, Salvador (APB); Arquivo Municipal da Cidade do Salvador (AMCS); Arquivo da Curia Metropolitana de Sao Salvador da Bahia, Salvador (ACMS); Arquivo da Igreja da Nossa Senhora do Rosario dos Homens Pretos, Salvador (AINS); and Arquivo da Sociedade Protetora dos Desvalidos, Salvador (ASPD).
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