Una heredad de los marqueses de La Rambla en la Intendencia de Nuevas Poblaciones: La Aliseda.

In 1767, the New Towns were founded with the benefit of a new Town Charter. Under the government of the superintendent Pablo de Olavide, the lands of towns and places of royalty, but also of lordship, were expropriated and came under his jurisdiction. In Sierra Morena, an estate belonging to the Marquises of La Rambla, known as La Aliseda, was not expropriated. Our aim in this paper is to highlight the relations between this estate and the (Super)intendancy of Nuevas Poblaciones, analysing the problems of jurisdiction, together with the relations between the Marquises of La Rambla and the neo-populational rulers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]