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José de Carvajal y Lancåster

Spanish mineralogist
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marquĂ©s de la Ensenada, and JosĂ© de Carvajal y LancĂĄster. The “Italian” and “Atlantic” tendencies existed side by side in the late years of Philip V’s reign. Atlantic rivalries in the form of a dispute over the interpretation of British trading privileges in Spanish America granted at Utrecht brought on


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marquĂ©s de la Ensenada, and JosĂ© de Carvajal y LancĂĄster. The “Italian” and “Atlantic” tendencies existed side by side in the late years of Philip V’s reign. Atlantic rivalries in the form of a dispute over the interpretation of British trading privileges in Spanish America granted at Utrecht brought on


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