Las relaciones comerciales entre Gran Canaria y Holanda durante el seiscientos

Authors

  • Alexis D. Brito González

Keywords:

Gran Canaria, Holanda, comercio, holandeses, siglo XVII, extranjeros, Holland, comerse, dutch, seventeenth century, foreigners

Abstract

El articulo es un estudio del comercio entre Holanda y la isla de Gran Canaria en el siglo diecisiete. Durante este período, Holanda va a convertirse en la primera potencia comercial del mundo y pretendemos conocer si existía un interés por parte de los holandeses por introducirse en el comercio exterior de Canarias. En él, analizamos las relaciones comerciales, principalmente en dos momentos: la Tregua de los Doce Años (1609-1612) y la segunda mitad del siglo. Para ello investigamos la evolución temporal, el importe de ese comercio, los productos que se importan desde Holanda, etc.

The article is an study about the commerce between Holland and the Gran Canary island in the seventeenth century. In this period, Holland converts in the first mercantile authority of the world and we want to know if dutchs have an interest to introduce their products in the Canary Islands' foreign commerce. In this way, we analize the mercantile relations, mainly in two ages: the Twelve Years Truce (1609-1621) and the second half of the century. In this purpose, we investigate the temporary evolution, the value of this commerce, the products what the merchants import from Holland, etc.

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Issue

Nº 5: (2000)

Section

Studies

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