How the Irish invented the boycott after tenants were thrown off their land

Captain ... Vanity Fair / Public Domain

Have you ever wondered where the term “boycott” come from? Many might be surprised it originates from Ireland in the time ...

Charles Cunningham Boycott (March 12, 1832 – June 19, 1897) was an English land agent ...

Their actions gave the English language the verb to boycott.

Boycott was a former army officer ...
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Source: https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/irish-invented-boycott

"Como os irlandeses inventaram o boicote depois que os inquilinos foram expulsos de suas terras" - "Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, who unwillingly lent his name to history.Vanity Fair / Public Domain" => "Capitão Charles Cunningham Boycott, que relutantemente emprestou seu nome à história. Vanity Fair / Domínio Público" Note: there is missing space before Vanity Fair. Keep as is. - "Have you ever wondered where the term “boycott” come from? Many might be surprised it originates from Ireland in the time of Charles Stuart Parnell." => "Já se perguntou de onde vem o termo “boicote”? Muitos podem ficar surpresos ao saber que ele se origina na Irlanda, na época de Charles Stuart Parnell." - "Charles Cunningham Boycott (March 12, 1832 – June 19, 1897) was an English land agent who became infamous after he was ignored and ostracized by his Mayo Irish community in Ireland after treating them very badly." => "Charles Cunningham Boycott (12 de março de 1832 – 19 de junho de 1897) foi um agente fundiário inglês que se tornou infame depois de ser ignorado e ostracizado pela comunidade irlandesa de Mayo, na Irlanda, por tratá-los muito mal." - "Their actions gave the English language the verb to boycott." => "As ações deles deram à língua inglesa o verbo boicotar." - "Boycott was a former army officer and had served in the British Army 39th Regiment, which brought him to Ireland. After retiring from the army, Boycott worked as a land agent for Lord Erne, a major landowne…" => "Boycott era um ex-oficial do exército e serviu no 39º Regimento do Exército Britânico, o que o trouxe para a Irlanda. Após se aposentar do exército, Boycott trabalhou como agente fundiário para Lord Erne, um grande proprietário de terras…" - "Read More" => "Leia Mais" - "Source: " => "Fonte: " Now we need to embed these translations into the same HTML structure. We must keep tags exactly as they appear, including self-closing

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Como os irlandeses inventaram o boicote depois que os inquilinos foram expulsos de suas terras

Capitão Charles Cunningham Boycott, que relutantemente emprestou seu nome à história.Vanity Fair / Domínio Público

Já se perguntou de onde vem o termo “boicote”? Muitos podem ficar surpresos ao saber que ele se origina na Irlanda, na época de Charles Stuart Parnell.

Charles Cunningham Boycott (12 de março de 1832 – 19 de junho de 1897) foi um agente fundiário inglês que se tornou infame depois de ser ignorado e ostracizado pela comunidade irlandesa de Mayo, na Irlanda, por tratá-los muito mal.

As ações deles deram à língua inglesa o verbo boicotar.

Boycott era um ex-oficial do exército e serviu no 39º Regimento do Exército Britânico, o que o trouxe para a Irlanda. Após se aposentar do exército, Boycott trabalhou como agente fundiário para Lord Erne, um grande proprietário de terras…
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Fonte: https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/irish-invented-boycott

"Como os irlandeses inventaram o boicote depois que os inquilinos foram expulsos de suas terras". Good. - "Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, who unwillingly lent his name to history.Vanity Fair / Public Domain" -> "Capitão Charles Cunningham Boycott, que relutantemente emprestou seu nome à história.Vanity Fair / Domínio Público". Good. - "Have you ever wondered where the term “boycott” come from? Many might be surprised it originates from Ireland in the time of Charles Stuart Parnell." -> "Já se perguntou de onde vem o termo “boicote”? Muitos podem ficar surpresos ao saber que ele se origina na Irlanda, na época de Charles Stuart Parnell." Good. - "Charles Cunningham Boycott (March 12, 1832 – June 19, 1897) was an English land agent who became infamous after he was ignored and ostracized by his Mayo Irish community in Ireland after treating them very badly." -> "Charles Cunningham Boycott (12 de março de 1832 – 19 de junho de 1897) foi um agente fundiário inglês que se tornou infame depois de ser ignorado e ostracizado pela comunidade irlandesa de Mayo, na Irlanda, por tratá-los muito mal." Good. - "Their actions gave the English language the verb to boycott." -> "As ações deles deram à língua inglesa o verbo boicotar." Good. - "Boycott was a former army officer and had served in the British Army 39th Regiment, which brought him to