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<date>1591</date>
<subject>Finance, Public</subject>
<subject>Sales tax</subject>
<subject>Alcabala</subject>
<subject>Imprint 1591?</subject>
<title>El Rey. A vos los mis virreyes, presidentes, y oydores de las nuestras audiencias, y governadores de las provincias del Perú, y Nueva España, Chile, y Tierra firme, Provincia de Papayan [sic], ê Nuevo Reyno de Granada .</title>
<creator>Spain</creator>
<creator>Spain. Sovereign (1556-1598 : Philip II)</creator>
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<accession>79-114</accession>
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<call>BB .S7333 1591 1</call>
<size>12 p. ; 29 cm. (fol.)</size>
<full_bib_id>b41269172</full_bib_id>
<publisher>[Madrid? : s.n.]</publisher>
<description>Regarding the imposition of excise taxes in the American colonies</description>
<description>Title from caption and beginning of text</description>
<description>Dated at end: Fecha en el Pardo, â primero de noviembre de mil quinientos setenta, y uno. However, the alcabala or sales tax was not introduced in Mexico until 1575 nor extended to the Viceroyalty of Peru until 1591. See: Recopilación de leyes de los reynos de las Indias (1774), Lib. VIII, Tít. XIII; C.H. Haring, The Spanish empire in America, p. 269; L.N. McAlister, Spain and Portugal in the New World, p. 363</description>
<description>John Carter Brown Library copy has ms. annotation at end of text: Concuerda, con el testimonio de real cedula, que queda, en el oficio de mi cargo á que me remito, y para, que conste, en virtud de lo mandado, por auto de este dia, pongo la presente, en Mexico á catorce de junio de mil setecientos sesenta, y cinco. Fran[cis]co Xavier Sanchez Es[criba]no ... Therefore, it is possible that this is a later Mexican reprint of the original royal decree of 1591</description>
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<publicdate>2016-08-31 15:23:51</publicdate>
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<notes>No covers, title page,copyright, table of contents, chapters.</notes>
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