Misterbianco nel Seicento: vendita e rifondazione di un paese siciliano

Paolo Militello

doi:10.3280/SU2021-168001

Misterbianco in the 17th Century: Sale and Re-Foundation of a Sicilian Town

Journal Title: STORIA URBANA

Author/s: Paolo Militello

Year:  2021 Issue: 168 Language: Italian
Pages:  26 Pg. 5-30 FullText PDF:  444 KB
DOI:  10.3280/SU2021-168001
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Misterbianco, casale (village) of Catania on the southern side of Etna, in the mid-1600s was at the center of financial transactions that led to its purchase and feudalization, until the re-foundation following the destruction caused by the eruption of 1669. The analysis of 1682 fiscal surveys ("riveli") outlined the socio-economic composition of the newly built Misterbianco.
Keywords: Early Modern History, Urban History, Sicily, New Towns, Fiscal Surveys (Riveli)

Paolo Militello, Misterbianco in the 17th Century: Sale and Re-Foundation of a Sicilian Town in "STORIA URBANA " 168/2021, pp. 5-30, DOI:10.3280/SU2021-168001

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