La evasiva personalidad del Conde de Regla
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El artículo epitoma una biografía del conde de Regla Pedro Romero de Terreros (1710-
1781), hidalgo natural de Cortegana que, tras
casar con una noble mejicana, adquirió la mayor
mina de plata de la Nueva España, explotándola
de forma modélica., y en 1775 fundó el Nacional Monte de Piedad de Méjico.
El autor extrema la penetración psicológica y presenta al personaje como precursor del
filantro-capitalismo
This article epitomizes a biography of Pedro Romero de Terreros (1710-1781), first count of Regla, an hidalgo from Cortegana, who after marrying a rich mexican lady adquired the most important silver mine of that american country. He took advantage of it in a model way, and in 1775 founded the national bank (Monte de Piedad) of Mexico. The author maximizes the psicological approach and introduces the character as a forefather of the philantropic capitalism
This article epitomizes a biography of Pedro Romero de Terreros (1710-1781), first count of Regla, an hidalgo from Cortegana, who after marrying a rich mexican lady adquired the most important silver mine of that american country. He took advantage of it in a model way, and in 1775 founded the national bank (Monte de Piedad) of Mexico. The author maximizes the psicological approach and introduces the character as a forefather of the philantropic capitalism
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