 There are several papers written by Brazilians and printed in Portugal at the time, including the poetry of Claudio Manuel da Costa, the work of José de Santa Rita Durão, Jose Basilio da Gama (author of "Uruguay", 1769), Tomas Antonio Gonzaga (whose work Marília de Dirceu was published in four editions in Lisbon between 1792 and 1800).In 1792, there were only two bookstores in Rio de Janeiro, and possibly one of these was run by Paul Martim, a native of Tours (in France) and the first Rio bookseller.His son, Paul Martim Filho kept the bookstore running until 1823.