Fiscal analysis of the house of Velasco in the area outside Burgos between 1469 and 1559
HistoryLab
for Civic Engagement
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for Civic Engagement
Burgos
Map of the distribution of the foreign fabric in Castile during the context of the War of Succession to the Spanish throne. Casuistry that had an impact on lower demand
Graphic resource showing the close relationship between the quality of firearms and bladed weapons through their average value, with the socio-economic groups of Burgos society during the 18th century
Graph on the type of snowfalls in Burgos between 1651-1810
Graphic depicting secret protests, a type of power of attorney in which those involved attempted to defend themselves legally in Burgos during the 18th century
Table showing the percentage of Burgos households that had chocolate makers among their possessions during the 18th century
Distribution of wealth in Burgos business families
Table showing the possession of firearms and edged weapons according to socio-professional category and their valuation and price
Table analysing the place of residence of traders and distributors transporting products to Madrid, Segovia and Toledo, with traders from Burgos standing out
Economic and commercial growth led to the emergence of a thriving merchant class in Castile. Articulation of trade around the cities.
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