The Intendencies of Gálvez, Campomanes y Moñino (1765-1771): a shared project?
The reform of the Royal Treasury of Veracruz devised by Gálvez, accused of concealing an Intendency, sparked a controversy that was not limited to two opposing parties: while Moñino y Campomanes defended it, the Council and the General Accountant of the Indies Ortiz de Landazuri attacked it with dif...
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Grupo Prohistoria
2025
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| Acceso en línea: | https://ojs.rosario-conicet.gov.ar/index.php/prohistoria/article/view/2137 |
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| Sumario: | The reform of the Royal Treasury of Veracruz devised by Gálvez, accused of concealing an Intendency, sparked a controversy that was not limited to two opposing parties: while Moñino y Campomanes defended it, the Council and the General Accountant of the Indies Ortiz de Landazuri attacked it with different arguments. At stake were the permanence of judges-officers of the Royal Treasuries, the strengthening of an area of economic governance of the treasury, and the consolidation of the vía reservada of the Indies. I study the project and the debate, wondering whether Moñino, Campomanes y Gálvez shared a vision of Intendencies and american “colonies”. |
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