A History of Spain and Portugal, Volumen2University of Wisconsin Press, 1973 - 712 páginas |
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... peasants there to live crowded into large villages and towns . Transport facilities improved slightly but were nevertheless still insufficient and extremely expen- sive , especially in central Spain . Failure to achieve technological ...
... peasants there to live crowded into large villages and towns . Transport facilities improved slightly but were nevertheless still insufficient and extremely expen- sive , especially in central Spain . Failure to achieve technological ...
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... peasants were technically propertyless , but a majority also held fairly secure , long - term emphyteutical tenure . Such leases were also com- mon in Valencia , and long - term rents were the norm in Vizcaya , Navarre , and parts of ...
... peasants were technically propertyless , but a majority also held fairly secure , long - term emphyteutical tenure . Such leases were also com- mon in Valencia , and long - term rents were the norm in Vizcaya , Navarre , and parts of ...
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... peasants and smallholders in Andalusia , providing the only example of a mass peasant revolutionary move- ment on a semi - organized basis anywhere in the world . Peasant syndicalism took hold in regions where the upper classes had pio ...
... peasants and smallholders in Andalusia , providing the only example of a mass peasant revolutionary move- ment on a semi - organized basis anywhere in the world . Peasant syndicalism took hold in regions where the upper classes had pio ...
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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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