Occupations of the owners of transhumant livestock during the 18th century: herdsmen, shepherds, farmers, churchmen and others
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Professions carried out by the fathers and husbands of the daughters and wives who married in Lower Extremadura in the 17th century
Distribution of wealth in Burgos business families
Hired personnel and time spent working in a Mallorcan region during the 17th century
Distribution of male, female and child labour in a seventeenth-century Mallorcan region
Wage gap in a Mallorcan region in the 17th century
Number of slaves baptised in Matanzas, Cuba, by their owners
Patterns of tobacco consumption in Santiago de Chile between 1769 and 1832
Population in La Laguna, Tenerife, during the 16th century
Evolution of the population of Guadalajara in 1591 through original and corrected data
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