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En el marco de las reformas implantadas en el virreinato del Perú, la Corona española promovió el desarrollo de la actividad minera. Este ensayo estudia la labor del ingeniero Pedro Subiela, a quien le fue encargada la tarea de mejorar la producción de la mina de mercurio de Huancavelica. La historia de su servicio demuestra los alcances y límites del proyecto reformista impuesto desde España en los Andes centrales.---As part of the reforms that were issued for the Viceroyalty of Peru, the Spanish Crown promoted the development of mining activity. This essay investigates the work of the engineer Pedro Subiela, who was assigned the task of improving the production of the mercury mine of Huancavelica. The history of his service demonstrates the achievements and limits of the reformist project that was imposed from Spain upon the central Andes.

La reseña no presenta resumen.

After the Seven Years War ended in 1763, Spain undertook fiscal reforms not only to pay for the costs of the conflict but also to improve imperial defenses. New and increased taxes led to colonial resistance. Meanwhile, the British Parliament imposed new taxes on its American subjects. In the British case, fiscal demands drove the Thirteen Colonies out of the empire, whereas in the Spanish colonies, the resistance provoked by the new fiscal policies did not lead to independence. This paper will examine some of the reasons for the different outcomes in British and Spanish America.

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En el marco de las reformas implantadas en el virreinato del Perú, la Corona española promovió el desarrollo de la actividad minera. Este ensayo estudia la labor del ingeniero Pedro Subiela, a quien le fue encargada la tarea de mejorar la producción de la mina de mercurio de Huancavelica. La historia de su servicio demuestra los alcances y límites del proyecto reformista impuesto desde España en los Andes centrales.---As part of the reforms that were issued for the Viceroyalty of Peru, the Spanish Crown promoted the development of mining activity. This essay investigates the work of the engineer Pedro Subiela, who was assigned the task of improving the production of the mercury mine of Huancavelica. The history of his service demonstrates the achievements and limits of the reformist project that was imposed from Spain upon the central Andes.

After the Seven Years War ended in 1763, Spain undertook fiscal reforms not only to pay for the costs of the conflict but also to improve imperial defenses. New and increased taxes led to colonial resistance. Meanwhile, the British Parliament imposed new taxes on its American subjects. In the British case, fiscal demands drove the Thirteen Colonies out of the empire, whereas in the Spanish colonies, the resistance provoked by the new fiscal policies did not lead to independence. This paper will examine some of the reasons for the different outcomes in British and Spanish America.

En el marco de las reformas implantadas en el virreinato del Perú, la Corona española promovió el desarrollo de la actividad minera. Este ensayo estudia la labor del ingeniero Pedro Subiela, a quien le fue encargada la tarea de mejorar la producción de la mina de mercurio de Huancavelica. La historia de su servicio demuestra los alcances y límites del proyecto reformista impuesto desde España en los Andes centrales.---As part of the reforms that were issued for the Viceroyalty of Peru, the Spanish Crown promoted the development of mining activity. This essay investigates the work of the engineer Pedro Subiela, who was assigned the task of improving the production of the mercury mine of Huancavelica. The history of his service demonstrates the achievements and limits of the reformist project that was imposed from Spain upon the central Andes.

La reseña no presenta resumen.

After the Seven Years War ended in 1763, Spain undertook fiscal reforms not only to pay for the costs of the conflict but also to improve imperial defenses. New and increased taxes led to colonial resistance. Meanwhile, the British Parliament imposed new taxes on its American subjects. In the British case, fiscal demands drove the Thirteen Colonies out of the empire, whereas in the Spanish colonies, the resistance provoked by the new fiscal policies did not lead to independence. This paper will examine some of the reasons for the different outcomes in British and Spanish America.