The female head of household in Spain in the 18th century through life cycles
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Analysis of consumer goods and their availability to Palencia’s families at a time of transition from the Ancien Régime to the liberal state
Women as the head of the family in 18th-century Spain
Evolution of the behaviour of the price of wheat in the regional markets of Spain during the Modern Age that affected the standard of living of families
Family groupings during the 18th century through male and female samples
Evolution of irrigation techniques in the Kingdom of Valencia during the Ancient Regime, leading to a greater extension of rice cultivation
Secondary sector occupations recorded in Avilés in 1797
Changes between medieval Andalusian hydraulic forms and the feudal forms of the Ancient Regime in the Kingdom of Valencia
Trades dedicated to the service sector collected in Avilés in 1797
The resource shows the evolution of the Fernández de Córdoba lineage in the high administration of the monarchy. Over the centuries, they went through different stages, from a great influence in the 15th century, a decline with the arrival of the Bourbons in the 18th century and finally their reconversion into parliamentary deputies in the 19th century
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