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Propiedad de la tierra y ordenamiento social en la Castilla del siglo XVI: a proposito de la obra de David E. Vassberg

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De nuevo vuelve D. E. Vassberg (1986) a sorprendernos muy gratamente a los historiadores agrarios de la España moderna con una espléndida obra. Tras su libro, todavía reciente [D. E. Vassberg (1983)], que constituye el estudio más extenso, globalizador y concluyente de los publicados por el momenta sobre ese importante tema de las ventas de tierras concejiles por parte de la Hacienda —fue objeto de recensión por parte de Bartolomé Yun (1985 a)—, se publica ahora en castellano, a los dos años de su aparición en inglés, Tierra y Sociedad en Castilia, obra de gran alien to y digna de ser celebrada por varios justos motivos, entre los que voy a subrayar sólo tres.

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  • Sanz, Angel Garcia, 1986. "Propiedad de la tierra y ordenamiento social en la Castilla del siglo XVI: a proposito de la obra de David E. Vassberg," Revista de Historia Económica / Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History, Cambridge University Press, vol. 4(2), pages 413-418, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:reveco:v:4:y:1986:i:02:p:413-418_01
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