El comercio en la frontera castellano-portuguesa: el ámbito extremeño (siglos XIII-XV)*
Abstract
The development of frontier commerce between Extremedura and Portugal from the mid-thirteenth century. The celebration of fairs alongside frontier castles. The development of markets free from taxes (`francos') in the fifteenth century. Data proceeding from customs tariffs. Roads, customs points (`dry ports'), the repression of contraband by the `alcaldes de sacas'. The importance of noble lordships and the predominance of agricultural products and livestock in mercantile traffic.Downloads
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