Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Introduction
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Chapter 2
The Study of Medieval Fiscal History in Portugal: Results and Problems (1951–2020)
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Chapter 3
The Collection of Annates in Portugal During the Papacy of Avignon, c. 1316–1377: Just Another Case of Apostolic Tax-Collecting in a Realm at the Back of Beyond?
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Chapter 4
Is the Economy an Issue? Kings and Economic Legislation in Medieval Portugal
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Chapter 5
A Difficult Transition: Portuguese State Finances Between Later Medieval and Early Modern Times, c. 1415–1530
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Chapter 6
Taxes and Fiscal Institutions in a Maritime Empire, 15th–16th Centuries: A Comparative View of Overseas’ Territories Under the Portuguese Crown
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Chapter 7
Portugal in a Broader Perspective: The Later Middle Ages and Some Remarks for a Transition Towards the Early Modern Period
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Chapter 8
Introduction—Constructing the Modern Fiscal States: Ruptures, Changes, and Permanencies
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Chapter 9
The ‘Resource Curse’ of Mediaeval English State Finance, C.1155–1453
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Chapter 10
A History of Taxation in the Kingdom of France (Twelfth to Fifteenth Centuries): Policies, Rules and Practices
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Chapter 11
Fiscal Tradition and Innovation in Italy, 1350–1650
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Chapter 12
A Treasury in Transition: Changes and Continuity in the Management of Castilian State Finances During the Reign of Isabella I (1474–1504)
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Chapter 13
Public Debt in Late Medieval Crown of Aragon: A(Nother) Financial Revolution?
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Chapter 14
Why Holland Had a Financial Revolution, but Flanders and Brabant Did not
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Chapter 15
Public Finance and Fiscal Policy. The Papal States in Early Modern Age
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Chapter 16
Portugal and the Europe: Similarities, Bridges and Potential Avenues to Explore in Future Works on Comparative Fiscal History
Attention for Chapter 9:
The ‘Resource Curse’ of Mediaeval English State Finance, C.1155–1453