The Sevillian Nobility and Trade with the New World in the Sixteenth Century*

Ruth Pike

Business History Review, 1965, vol. 39, issue 4, 439-465

Abstract: Seville was the first and, for most of the sixteenth century, the only European community permitted to trade directly with the New World. That members of her nobility, who were traditionally aloof from trade, were intimately involved testifies to the wealth to be gained and its revolutionary economic and social effects.

Date: 1965
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