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Taste Transformed.. This apparent contradiction, which highlights seemingly frivolous desires that transformed the world, stems from a perspective shaped by historiographical advances and popular traditions that have focused on consumption in the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British Empire.. By that period, “s

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Asian Silk, Porcelain and Material Culture in the Definition of Mexican and Andalusian Elites, c. 15 the Philippine Islands. That year one of the most famous commercial routes between the Atlantic world and Asia was opened. Between one and four “Manila galleons” ., or “China vessels” . ., as they were known in the Hispanic world, provided a commercial connection between Acapulco, on the northweste

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Hispaniola’s Turn to Tobacco a crucial historical role. Economically, from the start of the sixteenth century until the end of the eighteenth century, the island underwent various phases with several features: monocultures of products as diverse as sugar cane in the sixteenth century and tobacco in the eighteenth century; a th

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Global Trade, Environmental Constraints, and Local ConflictsCount d’Estaing. Once he arrived, Lescallier used his knowledge of military engineering to survey exhaustively the eastern part of the island, which was ruled by the Hispanic Monarchy.. His report described the distances, defenses, and natural surroundings of each of the Spanish settlements he encou

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