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Regalismo e inmunidad eclesiástica en la España del siglo XVIII: la resistencia del clero valenciano a la imposición del estanco del tabaco

2007

The charters abolition decree of the Kingdoms of Valencia and Aragon kept the traditional regulation on the jurisdiction and ecclesiastic immunity, and this exception was ratified in the Royal Order the 7th of September in 1707. As the members of this class thought that it was implying a reinforcement of their privileges, they presented an intense resistance to the imposition of the tobacco monopoly, which the monarchy considered as a «well-known royalty» inherent in its sovereignty. Initially, the opposition was assumed by the ecclesiastic hierarchy and it generated jurisdictional conflicts so serious that Philip V proceeded to the emission of dispositions in favour of his royal prerogativ…

DecreeHistoryRoyal prerogativeEcclesiastical immunityRegalismoOpposition (politics)Social SciencesEighteenth centurysiglo xviiiValencianlcsh:Social SciencesHMonarchySovereigntyfraudeFraudeConflictividadTobaccoInmunidad eclesiásticaSociologyTax systemFiscalidadInmunidad eclesiástica; Regalismo; Fiscalidad; Fraude; Conflictividad; Tabaco; Valencia; siglo XVIIIJurisdictionFraudRoyal prerogativeconflictividadregalismofiscalidadlanguage.human_languagetabacolcsh:HConflict situationsTabacoLawlanguageValenciavalenciaEcclesiastical immunity; Royal prerogative; Tax system; Fraud; Conflict situations; Tobacco; Valencia; Eighteenth centuryAdministration (government)siglo XVIIIinmunidad eclesiásticaHispania : Revista española de historia
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