De Natura Deputationis Cathaloniae. Una aproximación a través de la literatura polemista del Seiscientos: Las alegaciones jurídicas sobre el pleito de las Insaculaciones de la Diputación del General de Cataluña (1632).

Jaume Ribalta i Haro

doi:10.12795/hid.1993.i20.19

De Natura Deputationis Cathaloniae. Una aproximación a través de la literatura polemista del Seiscientos: Las alegaciones jurídicas sobre el pleito de las Insaculaciones de la Diputación del General de Cataluña (1632).

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Jaume Ribalta i Haro Universidad de Sevilla

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https://doi.org/10.12795/hid.1993.i20.19

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Ribalta i Haro, J. (2018) “ Una aproximación a través de la literatura polemista del Seiscientos: Las alegaciones jurídicas sobre el pleito de las Insaculaciones de la Diputación del General de Cataluña (1632)”., Historia. Instituciones. Documentos, (20). doi: 10.12795/hid.1993.i20.19.

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