Evolution of the merchant navy of some towns in the Kingdom of Valencia between 1626 and 1650
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3. Rural world and urban world in the formation of the European identity.
Table showing the percentage of Burgos households that had chocolate makers among their possessions during the 18th century
Resource that deals with the amount of reals that the chapter of the cathedral of Murcia allocated between 1743 and 1820 to the poor and religious institutions
Resource that deals with the different concepts that fed the provincial revenues, taxing shops, goods and products of the city of León
Table analysing the evolution of silver coinage in the Crown of Aragon after the arrival of silver from the American continent
Table showing the expenditure of the provincial revenue of the city of León in 1757. On the one hand, for the General Treasury and, on the other hand, to pay the collectors and managers of this provincial revenue
Table showing the evolution of silver coin issues in the Aragonese crown, as well as the variables that were specific to them and altered them according to monetary policy: weight and nominal value
Table showing the evolution of urban, rural non-agricultural and agricultural population in the most important countries and communities of modern Europe
Resource showing the number of merchants and traders in mid-18th century Spain, a time when the Bourbon monarchy was the main market where France sold its products
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