This paper analyzes the presence of the Casa de la Contratación (House of Trade) in Cadiz during the seventeenth century, before the publication of the royal decree of 1717 ordering its transfer from Seville to this city. In it, I highlight three facts: the permanent service of the Juez de Indias (Judge of Indies), the stages in Cadiz that ministers from Seville performed every year, and the institutional competition between the Judge and the ministers. I conclude that the Casa de la Contratación participated in the rise of Cadiz along the seventeenth century, which is why the decree of 1717 must be understood as a culmination of this process.</p
Los Sitios Reales constituyen espacios de características especiales que en muchas ocasiones no qued...
The Constitution of Cadiz, promulgated on March 19, 1812, was the first modern code of the Spaniard...
Focusing on the confiscations made by the Spanish authorities of the Río de la Plata during XVIIIth ...
This paper analyzes the presence of the Casa de la Contratación (House of Trade) in Cadiz during the...
The transfer of the Casa de la Contratación from Seville to Cadiz in 1717 was justified by the navig...
En 1679, Cadix, qui a remplacé Séville comme centre du commerce avec les Amériques, est une ville tr...
This paper deals on the transfer of a part of the artistic production in Seville to Cadiz during the...
The studies about the institutional phenomenon represented by the juntas have generally focused on t...
The House of Trade relocation to Cadiz impacted heavily on the Sevilian economy after a seventeenth ...
In this paper we study the royal entry ceremonial into the Madrid court in the Seventeenth Century, ...
En la presente comunicación abordaremos el estudio de la Casa de la Contratación de Sevilla en sus p...
Analysis of Spanish trade with the Baltic in the eighteenth century, and especially the activities o...
The aim of this paper is to make a first assessment on the accommodation establishments of the Kingd...
The Casa de la Contratación of Seville, founded in 1503 with the aim to promote and stimulate the co...
Neither the exchanges through Jamaica, which had been seized from Spain in 1655, nor the privileges ...
Los Sitios Reales constituyen espacios de características especiales que en muchas ocasiones no qued...
The Constitution of Cadiz, promulgated on March 19, 1812, was the first modern code of the Spaniard...
Focusing on the confiscations made by the Spanish authorities of the Río de la Plata during XVIIIth ...
This paper analyzes the presence of the Casa de la Contratación (House of Trade) in Cadiz during the...
The transfer of the Casa de la Contratación from Seville to Cadiz in 1717 was justified by the navig...
En 1679, Cadix, qui a remplacé Séville comme centre du commerce avec les Amériques, est une ville tr...
This paper deals on the transfer of a part of the artistic production in Seville to Cadiz during the...
The studies about the institutional phenomenon represented by the juntas have generally focused on t...
The House of Trade relocation to Cadiz impacted heavily on the Sevilian economy after a seventeenth ...
In this paper we study the royal entry ceremonial into the Madrid court in the Seventeenth Century, ...
En la presente comunicación abordaremos el estudio de la Casa de la Contratación de Sevilla en sus p...
Analysis of Spanish trade with the Baltic in the eighteenth century, and especially the activities o...
The aim of this paper is to make a first assessment on the accommodation establishments of the Kingd...
The Casa de la Contratación of Seville, founded in 1503 with the aim to promote and stimulate the co...
Neither the exchanges through Jamaica, which had been seized from Spain in 1655, nor the privileges ...
Los Sitios Reales constituyen espacios de características especiales que en muchas ocasiones no qued...
The Constitution of Cadiz, promulgated on March 19, 1812, was the first modern code of the Spaniard...
Focusing on the confiscations made by the Spanish authorities of the Río de la Plata during XVIIIth ...