La irrupción de los conversos portugeses en el comercio de exportación de lanas de la Corona de Castilla en el tránsito del siglo XVI al XVII

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Title La irrupción de los conversos portugeses en el comercio de exportación de lanas de la Corona de Castilla en el tránsito del siglo XVI al XVII.
Host Item Sefarad 70,2 (2010) 399-434
Language Spanish
National Library system number 990005010700705171
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