Table showing the vessels requisitioned by the Spanish monarchy from foreign merchants in order to carry out the Sicilian expedition of 1718
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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
Annex to the demographic weight of women in servitude in France under the ancient regime
Resource that deals with the different concepts that fed the provincial revenues, taxing shops, goods and products of the city of León
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 urban, rural non-agricultural and agricultural population in the most important countries and communities of modern Europe
Resource showing the differences in land ownership between the coastal and inland areas of northern Spain
Table showing the uneven population growth in northern Spain between 1600 and 1857, distinguishing between the coastal provinces and the northern inland provinces
Resource that shows the patrimonial level of the different bourgeoisies of the city of León between the Ancien Régime and the consolidation of the liberal State
Resource that shows the economic contribution of the bride and groom to marriage as a technique of social and material reproduction of the León bourgeoisie in the 18th century and first half of the 19th century
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