Financing of the coups against the Regency of Espartero. The case of the banker Nazario Carriquiry Ibarnegaray
Abstract
Nazario Carriquiry became one of the leading bankers of the mid-19th century, thanks to advances to the treasury, the supply of Elizabethan troops from the northern army in the First Carlist War and other economic operations with the state. When the Regency of Espartero began, both Nazario Carriquiry and other capitalists stood against the general and put at the service of María Cristina de Borbón all their economic resources to get his return from exile and establish a moderate regime.
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