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Comerciantes, hacendados y caballeros veinticuatro. Las estrategias de reproducción social de los cargadores vascos afincados en Sevilla (siglos XVII-XVIII)

Authors: Ramos Cobano, Cristina;

Comerciantes, hacendados y caballeros veinticuatro. Las estrategias de reproducción social de los cargadores vascos afincados en Sevilla (siglos XVII-XVIII)

Abstract

La mayoría de los cargadores a Indias que se asentaron en Sevilla en los albores de la Edad Moderna comenzaron desde muy pronto a sentar las bases de un trepidante ascenso social, respaldados por sus fortunas, las costumbres aristocráticas que afectaban, sus oportunas alianzas matrimoniales y sus actos positivos de nobleza. En este trabajo nos acercamos a ese proceso de ascenso y consolidación social centrándonos en la experiencia de un grupo muy concreto dentro de la comunidad mercantil ligada al tráfico indiano: el de los cargadores vascos. Para ello analizamos las estrategias matrimoniales de las que se valieron familias como los Fernández de Landa, los Legorburu y los Urtusáustegui para garantizar la reproducción de su privilegiada posición en el seno de la élite sevillana desde finales del siglo XVII hasta el comienzo de la definitiva descomposición del Antiguo Régimen.

Textos de comunicaciones defendidas en la XIII Reunión Científica de la Fundación Española de Historia Moderna, previa evaluación ciega por pares.

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Movilidad social, Sevilla, estrategias matrimoniales, comerciantes vascos

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