Marital dowries in the artisan sector as social differentiation
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Demographic evolution in Almazora (Valencia) and its harmony with the region
The table shows the transfer of Moriscos from different places in Extremadura
Table showing the nature of the dowry assets contributed in marriages in the Vega baja del Esla between 1700 and 1850
Table showing the growth rates of various Cantabrian regions with base 100 in 1528 and showing the data collected up to 1827
Table showing the population of the Canary Islands cities between 1510 and 1802
The economic relationship of the “veinticuatros” in Jerez de la Frontera during the 18th century and their relationship with the city’s economy
Table showing the jurisdictional ascription of Palencia’s vassals in 1769
Table showing the cost of pupillage at eight points in time between 1595 and 1628
The table divides the professional groups in Zamora according to the sector to which they belong (1561)
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