The Wealth of Nations · Character
Don Antoine de Ulloa
Spanish explorer and writer cited on South America.
minor
Also known as Ulloa, don Antoine de Ulloa
First appearance: II: Causes of the Prosperity of New Colonies
Don Antoine de Ulloa shows up with force in I: Of the Produce of Land Which Always Affords Rent. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Cited for the price of an ox at Buenos Aires.
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In I: Of the Produce of Land Which Always Affords Rent: Cited for the price of an ox at Buenos Aires. Later, in First Period: Quoted for the price of an ox at Buenos Aires, illustrating the low value of cattle in…
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- I: Of the Produce of Land Which Always Affords Rent
- First Period
- II: Causes of the Prosperity of New Colonies
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