Submitted by Setor de Tratamento da Informa??o - BC/PUCRS (tede2@pucrs.br) on 2016-12-01T14:09:17Z No. of bitstreams: 1 TES_MATEUS_DE_OLIVEIRA_COUTO_COMPLETO.pdf: 2191852 bytes, checksum: 5352993e00b54f7c247675b1b682f096 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-12-01T14:09:17Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 TES_MATEUS_DE_OLIVEIRA_COUTO_COMPLETO.pdf: 2191852 bytes, checksum: 5352993e00b54f7c247675b1b682f096 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-10-24 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior - CAPES / The War of the Triple Alliance against Paraguay (1864-70) was one of the largest armed conflict in southern America and represented the culmination of discussions between the countries involved - Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay against the Republic of Paraguay, about the borders and navigability on the river Plate estuary. During the war, the Army and the Imperial Navy were a mirror of slave society and landholding of the 19th century, especially when we look at crimes sentenced by the War Council; military offenses punished in the act; the sentences handed down by military courts, and especially the corporal punishment applied to squares, highlighting the pranchadas with sword and board for the lashes; treatment of official troops, in many cases, the behavior resembled the slave with its slave workers. The meaning of crimes shows that the squares of these weapons have not crossed his arms in front of abuse and arbitrariness dispensed by the commanders and the officers to subordinates. The vast majority of crimes and punishments applied to squares show that the environment in the Army and Navy was violent and tense and this climate of instability increased with the difficulties of the war, such as hunger and disease. / A Guerra da Tr?plice Alian?a contra o Paraguai (1864-70) foi um dos maiores conflitos armados do sul da America e representou o auge das discuss?es entre os pa?ses envolvidos - Argentina, Brasil e Uruguai contra a Rep?blica do Paraguai, a respeito das fronteiras e da navegabilidade no estu?rio do rio da Prata. Durante a Guerra, o Ex?rcito e a Armada imperiais foram um espelho da sociedade escravista e latifundi?ria do s?culo 19, sobretudo ao analisarmos os crimes sentenciados pelo Conselho de Guerra; as transgress?es militares punidas no ato; as senten?as proferidas pela justi?a militar e, sobretudo pelos castigos corporais aplicados aos pra?as, com destaque para as pranchadas com espada de prancha e para as chibatadas; o tratamento dos oficiais as tropas, em muitos casos, lembravam o comportamento dos escravistas com os seus trabalhadores escravizados. O significado dos crimes demonstra que os pra?as dessas armas n?o cruzaram os bra?os diante dos maus tratos e da arbitrariedade dispensados peIos comandantes e pela oficialidade aos subalternos. A grande maioria dos crimes e castigos aplicados aos pra?as comprovam que o ambiente no Ex?rcito e na Marinha era violento e tenso e esse clima de instabilidade aumentava com as dificuldades da guerra, como a fome e as enfermidade.