Lista de los medicos del Real Colegio de Medicina de Madrid : : mandado establecer por S.M. en 3 de diciembre de 1795, con expresion de antiguedad, habitaciones y empleos que obtienen en el colegio, &c. : sirve para este año de 1797.

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Historia de la Iglesia y del mundo que contiene los sucessos desde su creacion hasta el diluvio /

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Estado Sagrado chronologico, genealogico, y universal del mundo : desde su creacion, hasta los presentes siglos ... : tomo primero /

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Estado sagrado chronologico, genealogico y universal del mundo desde su creacion hasta los presentes siglos ... : tomo segundo /

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Geographia historica : en que se hace una compendiosa memoria de los varones mas insignes de el mundo en virtud, letras, armas y empleos : tomo X /

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Creacion, antiguedad y privilegios de los titulos de Castilla /

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Lista de los señores socios de número de la Academia de Medicina y Cirugía del distrito de Castilla La Vieja establecida en esta ciudad de Valladolid, con espresión (sic) de sus empleos ...

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Anales del mundo desde la creacion de el y un tratado del origen de las poblaciones de toda la Europa /

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Aparato para la correccion y adicion de la obra que publicó en 1769 el Dor. D. Joseph Berní y Catalá ... con el titulo Creacion, antiguedad y privilegios de los titulos de Castilla : en el que se corrigen muchas de las equivocaciones que padeció su autor ... /

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Compendio histórico de la religion : desde la creacion del mundo hasta el estado presente de la Iglesia /

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Compendio histórico de la religion : desde la creacion del mundo hasta el estado presente de la Iglesia .../

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Compendio histórico de la religion : desde la creacion del mundo hasta el estado presente de la Iglesia ... /

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Catálogo del Museo. Publicado al cumplirse el segundo centenario de la creacion del Cuerpo.

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Historia de la Milicia Nacional, desde su creacion hasta nuestros dias,

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Una sociedad legalista: Abogados, procuradores de causas y la creación de una cultura legal colonial en Lima y Potosí, 1540–1670

This study deals with the formation, reproduction, and the role in litigation of two branches of the legal profession, lawyers and procurators. They were the experts in charge of civil, criminal, and ecclesiastical litigation during the Old Regime. While the lawyers provided erudite legal advice, procurators oriented and drove the procedure as legal representatives of their clients. The European legal revolutions of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries forged a new legal culture in which the lawsuit was reputed to be the best way to settle disputes. Likewise, that legal culture conferred an important place to specialists as legal facilitators of the contending parties. When Castilians exported their legal system to the New World, they spread a complex and bureaucratic framework, contributing to the reproduction of a class of experts in urban spaces. Lima and Potosi, two urban centers created in the sixteenth century, quickly became significant ‘legal cities’. This dissertation explores how the legal markets of these cities operated, the careers of their specialists, their professional options, social images regarding them, and litigation costs. This study examines the careers of 267 facilitators and demonstrates that they constituted a class of distinctive legal professionals. Legal culture embodies the representation and use of law. The closeness of specialists with litigants, in particular of procurators familiarized the parties with litigation and its complex processes. These specialists forged dominant legal discourses and manipulated juridical order. Litigants were not passive agents of their specialists. Caciques and members of the Hispanicized communities appropriated the law in a visible way as the growing litigiousness illustrates. Colonial law (of a pluralistic basis) was an arena of assertion and discussion of rights by different social actors, encomenderos, leading citizens, widows, native chieftains, artisans, and commoners. This study concludes that this struggle and manipulation served to legitimate the role of those legal experts and gave birth to a complex legalistic society in the Andes under Spanish Habsburg rule.