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,Polen — Tradition und Galanterie,ry, Lisbon became one of the world’s greatest commercial centers, sharing with Seville the role of principal entrepôt for products brought from the Far East and the recently discovered American continents. Although this splendid era of expansion and commerce lasted less than a century before larger,

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137493385also threatened the status quo. Both guildsmen and privileged consumers found ample reason to complain about the industrial program. The importation of foreign workers and the promulgation of sumptuary legislation jeopardized jobs and limited options for consumers. Even so, the prolonged economic de

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Book 1981history of Portugal during his reign is the subject of this book.Carl A. Hanson looks at this relatively unexamined era and finds, behind the facade of baroque calm, subtle but dramatic shifts in the socio-economic foundations of the age. In an effort to cope with economic depression Pedro‘s governm

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king. The history of Portugal during his reign is the subject of this book.Carl A. Hanson looks at this relatively unexamined era and finds, behind the facade of baroque calm, subtle but dramatic shifts in the socio-economic foundations of the age. In an effort to cope with economic depression Pedro‘s governm978-1-349-05880-8978-1-349-05878-5

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Introduction,ry, Lisbon became one of the world’s greatest commercial centers, sharing with Seville the role of principal entrepôt for products brought from the Far East and the recently discovered American continents. Although this splendid era of expansion and commerce lasted less than a century before larger,

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The Mercantilist Mind in Seventeenth-Century Portugal,ted. Though the mercantilist mind in Portugal was in the mainstream of European economic thought, its thinking was quite naturally conditioned by the problems, limitations, and potentialities of the Portuguese economy.