Average estimates of the dowries received by husbands from their wives in Extremadura in the 17th century
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Distribution of wealth in Burgos business families
Resource showing the Salamancan income from the main way in the Crown of Castile to become a clergyman: the chaplaincies
Resource showing the evolution of a guild from a guild to a devotional confraternity through income
Table showing the demographic evolution of Siles between 1480 and 1646
The table shows the number of looms in operation in Toledo in 1692
Table showing the weavings recorded by gender in Murcia at the end of the 17th century
Percentage origin of wines arriving in London from Spain
Heads of sheep and average annual wool production
Costs and income of the Cabaña de Rojas during the 18th century
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