This resource deals with the different places where people tended to commit crimes and cause public disturbances in modern Navarre. The public space was the preferred place for this, but we find other areas associated with local festivities
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Graphs reflecting the nature of the penalties imposed by civil and ecclesiastical courts in modern Navarre. The divergence of penalties according to the jurisdiction of the judiciary stands out
Graph showing the typology of juros holders: private individuals, church, nobility and other institutions. The importance of the juros as a source of long-term financing for the monarchy
Resource showing the expenditure of the section in charge of the public representation of Queen Margaret, wife of Philip III: the stables
Bar chart showing the extraordinary resources raised to try to pay for the Nine Years’ War by the French monarchy
Line graph showing the percentages of consanguinity and homonymy in the Cantabrian partentescos of the Iguña Valley for the 17th century
Pie chart showing the origin of the commercial vessels that arrived for the Cernesio family in 1615
Months of the year in which the people of S’Estorel worked during the 17th century and what they were employed on
Fluctuation of wine imports through the port of London during the 17th century
Wine imports via the port of London from Spain, France, Italy or the Rhineland
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