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Colombia antes de la independencia : economía, sociedad y política bajo el dominio borbón

McFarlane, Anthony·1997·University of Warwick
DOI 10.82444/warw.33599401
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Translation of Colombia before Independence Translation: Colombia before Independence

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  • Aunque desde el siglo dieciséis la Nueva Granada fue la región del nuevo mundo que más oro le reportó a la metrópoli, el valor de las exportaciones de oro fue pírrico en comparación con las exportaciones de plata de Nueva España y del virreinato del Perú.

    “Aunque desde el siglo dieciséis la Nueva Granada fue la región del nuevo mundo que más oro le reportó a la metrópoli, el valor de las exportaciones de dicho metal fue pírrico en comparación con las exportaciones de plata de la Nueva España y del virreinato del Perú (Bakewell, 1990;McFarlane, 1997: 118).”

    From Disputas por tagua y minas: recursos naturales y propiedad territorial en el pacífico colombiano, 1870-1930 (2008) · cites this paper as McFarlane, 1997: 118

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Authors
McFarlane, A.
Venue
University of Warwick
Publisher
University of Warwick
Published
1997-01-01
DOI
10.82444/warw.33599401
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