Publisher's Synopsis
Informe dirigido a S.M. por el Consulado y Comercio de Cádiz en 24 de julio, sobre los perjuicios que se originarian de la concesion del comercio libre de los extranjeros con nuestras Américas offers a crucial perspective on the economic and political debates surrounding trade between Spain and its American colonies in the early 19th century. Written by Rafael Orozco, this report, presented to the Spanish monarchy, details the potential harm that unrestricted foreign commerce could inflict upon Spanish merchants and interests in the Americas.
This historical document provides valuable insight into the tensions and complexities of the Spanish colonial system during a period of significant upheaval and change, as well as reflecting the views of a particular faction within Spanish society concerning the economic future of the empire. It remains relevant for scholars and readers interested in the economic history of Latin America, the dynamics of colonialism, and the development of trade policies during the decline of the Spanish Empire.
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