Measures to prevent riots caused by price increases
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Prudent conduct and behaviour of Mr. Francisco Ignacio de Alcibar Jaúregui in the revolutions that took place in the town of Azpeitia in November 1718
Letter addressed to the King by the Diputación de Guipúzcoa requesting that the customs offices be put back where they were
Copy of a Royal Decree on the establishment of customs on the coast and frontier, and granting the title of superintendence of general customs revenue to the Marquis of Campoflorido (1817.12.24, 1718.03.20). Rules on the introduction of grain, fruits and effects for the inhabitants of the Basque provinces.
Papers relating to the Madrid revolutions of 1766 known as the Motín de Esquilache
Order declaring as null and void the casualties caused by the uprising as well as the pardons and pardons and as enemies of the homeland to those who have thus intervened or taken part in the uprisings. Dated 5 May 1766.
The image represents “El Motín de Esquilache”, a work by José Martí y Monsó, which received the Honourable Mention at the National Exhibition of Fine Arts in 1864.
Online article from the magazine Historia National Geographic on “Esquilache, the most hated minister in Madrid”
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