Carlo de' Medici financial documents, 1496-1605.

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Carlo de' Medici financial documents, 1496-1605.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/720631041

Financial documents (mostly credit records, memoranda, receipts and miscellaneous accounts with a large number of counterparts, including the Risaliti, the Altoviti, the Detti, and the Ricasoli) of Carlo de' Medici (Folders 49-57) and his heirs (Folders 58-62), concerning the family textile and silk business, as well as Carlo's activities as a tax collector for the government of Florence during the second half of the 16th century. Legal documents and proceedings regarding a lawsuit between Carlo de' Medici and the Arte della lana are also present. Two oversize credit record for small cash transactions dated 1538 and 1572 are also present (Folder 513).

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Detti, Giovanbattista.

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Medici, Carlo ˜de'œ 1596-1666

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Epithet: Cardinal 1615 British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000352.0x000238 One of multiple individuals named Carlo de' Medici was the son of Bernardo de' Medici and brother of Alamanno de' Medici. From the description of Carlo de' Medici financial documents, 1496-1605. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 720631041 Epithet: Cardinal; brother of Grand Duke Cosimo II of Tusca...

Risaliti, Francesco.

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Arte della lana (Guild : Florence, Italy)

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One of the seven major guilds of Florence. Secular corporation that controlled the arts and trades related to wool, and the business of merchants who dealt in woolen cloth. Had strong political power in the comune, through a social network that complemented and in part compensated for family ties, and defended members in case of disputes of any kinds (either within the guild, between members or between members and their employees, or with Florentine institutions). From the descriptio...

Altoviti, Bernardo.

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Ricasoli, Pandolfo.

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