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Una nota sobre el gasto de timbre de correo a mediados del siglo XIX

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  • Friend, Antonio Rojas
  • Fuentes, Juan Francisco

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Esta nota pretende ser una primera aproximación a un material estadístico alternativo y complementario a los inventarios notariales post mortem, en los que, fundamentalmente, se han basado hasta ahora aquellos investigadores que se han ocupado de la difusión del libro en la España del siglo XIX. Se trata de los datos mensuales del gasto de timbre de correo publicados mensualmente por la Dirección General de Rentas Estancadas en las páginas de la Gaceta de Madrid entre los años 1850 y 1860. Es una fuente bien conocida y ampliamente utilizada para el estudio de la difusión y las tiradas de la prensa española, y especialmente madrileña, cuyos datos de franqueo se recogen a lo largo de un período mucho más amplio que los referentes a la distributión postal de libros, folletos y otros impresos.

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  • Friend, Antonio Rojas & Fuentes, Juan Francisco, 1996. "Una nota sobre el gasto de timbre de correo a mediados del siglo XIX," Revista de Historia Económica / Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History, Cambridge University Press, vol. 14(1), pages 231-237, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:reveco:v:14:y:1996:i:01:p:231-237_00
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