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Cosimo I de' Medici petitions, financial documents, and correspondence, 1519-1571.

Kislak Center for Special Collections - Manuscripts Ms. Coll. 749 Folders 75-76
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Format:
Manuscript
Author/Creator:
Cosimo I, Grand-Duke of Tuscany, 1519-1574.
Contributor:
Medici, Bivigliano de'.
Medici, Fabrizio de'.
De' Medici, Luigi, principe di Ottaviano, 1759-1830.
Medici, Niccolò de'.
Medici, Carlo de'.
Language:
Italian
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Monte di pietà (Florence, Italy).
Arte della lana (Guild : Florence, Italy).
Merchants--Italy.
Merchants.
Banks and banking--Italy--Florence--History.
Banks and banking.
Mints--Italy.
Mints.
Accounting--Italy--16th century.
Accounting.
Slave trade--Italy--16th century.
Slave trade.
History.
Florence (Italy)--Foreign relations--Spain.
Florence (Italy).
Florence (Italy)--Foreign relations--Portugal.
Florence (Italy)--Politics and government--1421-1737.
Florence (Italy)--History--1421-1737--Economic aspects.
Italy.
Italy--Florence.
Genre:
Financial documents.
Accounts.
Receipts (financial records)
Petitions.
Manuscripts, Italian.
Manuscripts, Renaissance.
Physical Description:
19 items (22 leaves)
Contained In:
House of Medici Papers. Folders 75-76
Place of Publication:
1519-1571.
Language Note:
In Italian and Spanish.
Biography/History:
Husband of Eleonora of Toledo, and father of Maria, Francesco I, Isabella, Giovanni, Lucrezia, Pietro, Garzia, Antonio, and Ferdinando I de' Medici.
Summary:
Petitions (Folder 76) to Cosimo I, grand-duke of Tuscany, written by members of the Medici family as well as other Florentine citizens, concerning a wide range of topics (e.g. tax and debt cancellation; disputes between the Arte della lana and merchants; slave trade with Portugal and Spain; controversies between family members, usually related to money lending activities), financial documents (mostly accounts, credit records, and receipts), and a small number of personal letters (Folder 75), primarily from Carlo de' Medici.
OCLC:
720623839

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