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1. The relative backwardness of Spanish agriculture; 2. Traditional technologies and market opportunities, 1765–1880; 3. The limits to technical change, 1880–1936; 4. Markets and institutions, 1880–1936; 5. The state and the end of traditional agriculture; 6. Spanish agriculture in a European context.
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