2019
DOI: 10.6018/analesdoc.351341
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Presencia del escribano en la Extremadura de finales de la Edad Moderna a través del interrogatorio de la Real Audiencia

Abstract: El artículo parte una breve revisión de los escribanos en España a finales del siglo XVIII, y se centra posteriormente en el análisis de su situación en la provincia de Extremadura. Para realizar este estudio, nos basamos en una fuente de gran importancia histórica y documental: la documentación obtenida a través del interrogatorio que realizó la Real Audiencia de Extremadura a todas las poblaciones de dicha provincia en el año 1791, buscando la información necesaria para comenzar a realizar sus funciones. Est… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, the first efforts to rule access to teaching and somehow organize and unify the different educational levels took place during the Age of Enlightenment. For instance, if we exclude very wealthy families that could afford private teachers, during many centuries, Primary Education was restricted to a small part of the population, usually relying on literate people with basic notions on arithmetic, geometry, history, religion, and so forth, as well as having no nationwide content organization [1]. Meanwhile, nations worldwide fix nowadays detailed Primary and Secondary curricula.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, the first efforts to rule access to teaching and somehow organize and unify the different educational levels took place during the Age of Enlightenment. For instance, if we exclude very wealthy families that could afford private teachers, during many centuries, Primary Education was restricted to a small part of the population, usually relying on literate people with basic notions on arithmetic, geometry, history, religion, and so forth, as well as having no nationwide content organization [1]. Meanwhile, nations worldwide fix nowadays detailed Primary and Secondary curricula.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%