Amount destined to the salvation of the soul in wills as a reflection of religiosity in the urban world of the city of León and in the rural world of Sahagún
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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
Table of the evolution of Extremadura’s population centres explained in 3 major development zones
Regional contrasts in the distribution of urban centres in Spain in 1787
Family models in urban and rural areas in the Kingdom of Valencia, highlighting the importance of the nuclear model
Audio explanation of the interrelation between nobility and bourgeoisie in the 18th century
Hidden cities” project, in which itineraries have been created with everyday stories and stories of ordinary people to discover five European cities (Valencia, Trento, Exeter, Deventer and Hamburg) between 1450 and 1700. There is information and web itineraries and also a free and free application for mobile devices that proposes virtual itineraries about these cities and narrates these stories to the user.
Hidden cities” project, in which itineraries have been created with everyday stories and stories of ordinary people to discover five European cities (Valencia, Trento, Exeter, Deventer and Hamburg) between 1450 and 1700. There is information and web itineraries and also a free application for mobile devices that proposes virtual itineraries about these cities and narrates these stories to the user. In this case, the user is guided through the city of Valencia by Josep, a blind man who lives in the city of Valencia at the time immediately after the revolt of the Germanías
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