The General Answers of the Cadastre of the Marquis de la Ensenada constitute the oldest and most exhaustive survey available on the towns of the Crown of Castile in the mid-18th century.
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Expansion from the town of San Luis Potosí to regulate agricultural, livestock and mining production in the late 17th and early 18th centuries
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
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
First results of the new salt tax in Ibiza between 1604 and 1614
Comparative table of customs prices in the ports of Seville and Cadiz. The resource shows the fiscal benefits of the latter city in line with a policy based on customs imbalance
Table of the evolution of wine taxation in Madrid reflecting the importance of this product in everyday life and the material benefit that the authorities gained in times of economic stress
Transcription of Charles V’s Census of Dairy Farmers drawn up in 1528
Reproduction of the Census of Campoflorido (1712) carried out by the INE
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