Nobiliary Patronage and the Individual. The Macanaz and the “Hours” of the Eighteenth Century

The renewal of government elites located at the beginning of the century XVIII has attracted the attention of a part of historiography since the work of Caro Baroja. At the moment, the historians has proposed various approaches to interpreting a process of enormous social and political consequences....

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Main Authors:	Francisco Precioso Izquierdo, Juan Hernández Franco
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Published:	Universidad Complutense de Madrid 2016-06-01
Series:	Cuadernos de Historia Moderna
Subjects:	Macanaz familia élites de gobierno patrocinio nobiliario monarquía borbónica
Online Access:	http://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/CHMO/article/view/52756

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title	Nobiliary Patronage and the Individual. The Macanaz and the “Hours” of the Eighteenth Century
title_short	Nobiliary Patronage and the Individual. The Macanaz and the “Hours” of the Eighteenth Century
title_full	Nobiliary Patronage and the Individual. The Macanaz and the “Hours” of the Eighteenth Century
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series	Cuadernos de Historia Moderna
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description	The renewal of government elites located at the beginning of the century XVIII has attracted the attention of a part of historiography since the work of Caro Baroja. At the moment, the historians has proposed various approaches to interpreting a process of enormous social and political consequences. The case of Macanaz has a number of characteristics that make it suitable for its analysis. The important role played by the aristocratic house of Villena and the low weight of the local or regnícola in his rear projection, serve to question the size of the hypothetical Macanaz as initiators of a “murciana time”. We emphasize the importance of other complementary elements such as the nobiliary patronage, merit, training and weight of individual initiatives.
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Nobiliary Patronage and the Individual. The Macanaz and the “Hours” of the Eighteenth Century

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