Los gremios mexicanos la organización gremial en Nueva España, 1521-1861

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Author: Carrera Stampa, Manuel (1917-1978) from the library of professor George M Foster Year: 1954 Publisher: Edición y Distribución Ibero Americana de Publicaciones in México Place: Mexico City Description: xii+399 pages with appendixes, plates, illustrations and index. Octavo (8 3/4" x 6 3/4") issued in wrappers. Prologue by Rafael Altamira. From the library of Professor George M Foster . Colección de estudios historico-economicos mexicanos de la cámara Nacional de la Industria de Transformación, 1. Limited to 750 copies. First edition. The guilds were corporate estates, hierarchical patterns according to medieval craft guilds organized incumbent on a patron saint. The latter group was subject to an ordinance issued by the Cabildo of Mexico City and confirmed by the Viceroy. One judge was in charge of monitoring compliance with the provisions of the Ordinances. Within the profession there was a strict distinction between the categories of officers, trainees and teachers. The control that the ordinances imposed on the guilds caused a stagnation in production and that prevented any craftsman doing his trade, outside the guild. In addition, to enter it was necessary to be proficient in multiple professional and technical requirements such as economic as was the constant payment of taxes for entitlement to retain membership in the guild.This regulation encouraged the organization of workers and allowed a slight improvement in working conditions. The strict regulation gave rise

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