Extranjeros, naturales y fronteras en la América ibérica y Europa (1492-1830)
by Fernando Ciaramitaro, José de la Puente Brunke
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Considering the family strategies and commercial networks used by Genovese tradesmen in eighteenth-century Lima, how do you think personal relationships and economic survival continue to intersect for immigrants today?
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