A History of Spain and Portugal, Volumen2University of Wisconsin Press, 1973 - 712 páginas |
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... middle - class owners , and some of the more compulsive monastery administrators . Condi- tions on land under ... Middle Classes The second half of the eighteenth century was a time of expanded economic activity for the middle classes ...
... middle - class owners , and some of the more compulsive monastery administrators . Condi- tions on land under ... Middle Classes The second half of the eighteenth century was a time of expanded economic activity for the middle classes ...
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... middle class , especially upper middle class , with some aristocratic support . At the behest of leading Ma- sons , D. Pedro himself joined the order . By the 1830s the Masons had become , by and large , the principal promoters of ...
... middle class , especially upper middle class , with some aristocratic support . At the behest of leading Ma- sons , D. Pedro himself joined the order . By the 1830s the Masons had become , by and large , the principal promoters of ...
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... middle class . In fact , the relative size of the Spanish middle classes was about equal to those of Italy and actually larger than in half the countries of Europe . The problem , as in the nineteenth century , was not the existence or ...
... middle class . In fact , the relative size of the Spanish middle classes was about equal to those of Italy and actually larger than in half the countries of Europe . The problem , as in the nineteenth century , was not the existence or ...
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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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