A History of Spain and Portugal, Volumen2University of Wisconsin Press, 1973 - 712 páginas |
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... agrarian difficulties of 1760-1766 encouraged the first effort at agrarian reform in modern Spanish history . A law of 1765 established free internal commerce in grain . Between 1766 and 1770 , a series of decrees were promulgated to ...
... agrarian difficulties of 1760-1766 encouraged the first effort at agrarian reform in modern Spanish history . A law of 1765 established free internal commerce in grain . Between 1766 and 1770 , a series of decrees were promulgated to ...
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... agrarian laborers ' wages were sometimes twice as high in the south as in the north , and despite their low status the rural proletariat of southern Portugal were not a rebellious class . They may have been relatively more prosperous in ...
... agrarian laborers ' wages were sometimes twice as high in the south as in the north , and despite their low status the rural proletariat of southern Portugal were not a rebellious class . They may have been relatively more prosperous in ...
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... agrarian system , the Spanish economy remained in semicolonial status vis - a - vis foreign finance and commerce through- out the nineteenth century . Of the forty years 1860-1900 the trade balance was favorable for only eleven . The ...
... agrarian system , the Spanish economy remained in semicolonial status vis - a - vis foreign finance and commerce through- out the nineteenth century . Of the forty years 1860-1900 the trade balance was favorable for only eleven . The ...
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Tables | 347 |
16 The EighteenthCentury Bourbon Regime in Spain | 351 |
17 Society and Economics in EighteenthCentury Spain | 372 |
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