Titlebook: Clothing the Spanish Empire; Marta V. Vicente Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2006 eighteenth century.empi

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The Personal Is Commercial: Women and Family in the Race to Make Calicoes,tock market, traveling to America and throughout Spain. Historians have thus studied this business world in opposition to the world of the “informal” economy—of the family, and of the work of women, children, and marginal men such as foreigners and the elderly. Yet the day-to-day lives of family mem

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A Microcosm of Families: Workers, Factories, Owners,tablishing prosperous factories of wool and cotton textiles.. In particular, it was the cotton industry that prompted Young’s and other visitors’ admiration for Barcelona’s burst of industrial activity. In 1792, the French Baron de Bourgoing observed how Barcelona owed its “splendor and wealth” to t

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From Barcelona to Veracruz: Clothing the Spanish Empire,y changing political and economic circumstances forced the “commercial houses” to adopt new approaches quickly in order to profit, such as reducing the size of their transactions and diversifying their activities. All of these survival strategies, however, depended on families and the creation of ne

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