Memoir Presented to the Honorable First Secretary of State and Office (1853) — Facsimile Edition by Kessinger Publishing

Overview

Explore a meticulously reproduced edition of a mid-19th century Spanish economic document. This facsimile preserves the original voice of Miguel Golfanguer, offering readers a window into Spain’s fiscal, trade, and political landscape as it stood in 1853. The language remains Spanish, inviting researchers and curious readers to engage with primary material from a pivotal era.

What you’ll discover

The work analyzes how taxation, public finances, and commerce shaped societal conditions. Golfanguer, a notable economist and parliamentarian, reflects on pressing economic issues of his day and suggests avenues for infrastructure growth and the development of new industries within the context of the period.

• Taxation and public finances explored through a historical lens
• Trade dynamics, infrastructure considerations, and industry potential of the era
• Policy perspectives framed by mid-1800s Spain’s political environment
• Contextual social and political factors that influenced economic thought

Edition highlights

The facsimile edition prioritizes fidelity to the original: typography, pagination, and layout are preserved, with any marginal notes or library marks carried over where present. As a scarce antiquarian work, this reprint offers a tangible connection to the past while remaining accessible for study and collection.

• Authentic reproduction of the 1853 text
• Full Spanish-language content for Iberian history enthusiasts
• Compact, library-friendly format suitable for desks and shelves
• A practical reference for courses on economic history and political economy

Who should consider this edition

Ideal for students, librarians, historians, and collectors who value primary-source documents. This edition complements secondary histories and teaching materials by providing direct access to the era’s economic discourse.

Notes on condition and access

As a facsimile reprint of an original publication, some edition-specific marks or imperfections may be present. The goal is to balance authentic presentation with readable accessibility for today’s readers and researchers.