Ramón Carande

Ramón Carande Thovar (May 4, 1887 – September 1, 1986) was a Spanish historian.

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Ramón Carande
Born	Ramón Carande Thovar May 4, 1887 Palencia, Spain
Died	1 September 1986(1986-09-01) (aged 99) Almendral (Badajoz), Spain
Occupation	Historian

Spanish translation of Los principios filosóficos de la historia del derecho (1909, Pierre de Tourtoulon).
Spanish translation of Los fundamentos teóricos del marxismo (1914, Mikhail Ivanovitch de Tougan-Baranouskii).
The Bank of England cumple 252 años S/l, March 1946 (1946).
La hacienda real de Castilla (1949).
Larguezas de las Cortes (1518-1555) (1947).
El crédito de Castilla y el precio de la política imperial (1949).
Gobernantes y gobernados en la Hacienda de Castilla (1951).
El Obispo, el Concejo y los Regidores de Palencia (1932).
La economía y la expansión de España bajo el Gobierno de los Reyes Católicos (1952).
La huella económica de las capitales hispano-musulmanas (1949).
Carlos V y sus Banqueros, Barcelona : Crítica; Valladolid : Junta de Castilla y León (1949).^[1]

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