Graph showing the typology of juros holders: private individuals, church, nobility and other institutions. The importance of the juros as a source of long-term financing for the monarchy
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Resource showing the levels of patronage by ecclesiastics during the Modern Age in the diocese of Lugo
Resource showing the last indications of smallpox in New Spain through the parish of San Pablo Apetatitlan. America, like other continents, was also affected by this epidemic
Graph showing the dynamics of the income of the Holy Brotherhood since its implementation in 1482
Proportion of married women in rural and urban settings in 1787
Graphic depicting secret protests, a type of power of attorney in which those involved attempted to defend themselves legally in Burgos during the 18th century
Months of the year in which the people of S’Estorel worked during the 17th century and what they were employed on
Line graph showing the granting of noble titles and access to the Academies of Marine Guards among the descendants of Cadiz merchants between 1690 and 1829
Evolution of the free white, free black and brown and black and brown slave population in Cuba in the late 18th century
Resource showing the origin of the students of the Seminary of San Pelagio in Cordoba between 1600 and 1699, a seminary created in the heat of the Council of Trent and not exempt from conflict due to economic and institutional interests
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