Redeeming commerce: Peninsular arbitrism and Atlantic reform projects of the Spanish Monarchy (1668-1675
Abstract
During the reign of Charles II —and ranging from unrepentant arbitrism to the expectations raised by uncertain projects of reform— a sustained debate on the foundations and applicability of the new culture of commerce took place in the Spanish Monarchy. The terms in which the debate was formulated are not completely unknown, but some of the texts which contributed to it deserve a closer reading that reassesses its contents, reach and limits within their original context of reception
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