A Socioeconomic History of Argentina, 1776-1860

Richard J. Walter · Jonathan C. Brown

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Argentine historical studies Historical Economic and Social Studies Historical Studies in Latin America

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1. Silver and contraband in the colonial Rio de la Plata 2. Buenos Aires in the Golden Age: the viceregal economy 3. Industrial markets for Argentine raw materials 4. Buenos Aires as outpost of world trade 5. Buenos Aires as emporium of regional trade and processing 6. Expanding the frontiers of production on the pampa 7. Expansion of pastoral society on the pampa 8. Formation of the Anchorena cattle business 9. Depression and renaissance of commerce in the Interior provinces.

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