Apogee of Empire: Spain and New Spain in the Age of Charles III, 1759-1789 Book

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Apogee of Empire: Spain and New Spain in the Age of Charles III, 1759-1789
Written by author Stanley J. Stein
Published by Johns Hopkins University Press, November 2003
Once Europe's supreme maritime power, Spain was facing fierce competition fromEngland and France on the Atlantic by the mid eighteenth century. Further, its efforts to reconstruct its metropolitan economy and create an effective "colonial impact" with its

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Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Monetary Equivalents
Pt. 1 Stalemate in the Metropole
1 From Naples to Madrid 3
2 Renovation under Esquilache 37
3 The First Reglamento de Comercio Libre (1765) 69
4 Privilege and Power in Bourbon Spain: The Fall of Esquilache (1766) 81
Pt. 2 The Colonial Option
5 Flotas to New Spain: The Last Phase, 1757-1778 119
6 The Second Reglamento de Comercio Libre (1778) 143
7 The Aftermath in Spain 186
8 A Colonial Response to Comercio Libre: New Spain 223
9 Incorporating New Spain into Comercio Libre (1789) 267
10 The French Connection: Spanish Trade Policy and France 305
11 Euphoria and Pessimism 338
12 By Way of Conclusion 351
Notes 357
Bibliography 425
Index 443

Title: Apogee of Empire: Spain and New Spain in the Age of Charles III, 1759-1789

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This was a good introductory book discussing trade with China. I don't know if it would be out of date now, but I remember it being easy to read and informative.

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