Ramón Carande

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Ramón Carande Thovar (May 4, 1887 – September 1, 1986) was a Spanish historian.

• Spanish translation of Los principios filosóficos de la historia del derecho (1909, Pierre de Tourtoulon).
• Spanish translation of Los fundamentos teóricos del marxismo (1914, Mikhail Ivanovitch de Tougan-Baranouskii).
• The Bank of England cumple 252 años S/l, March 1946 (1946).
• La hacienda real de Castilla (1949).
• Larguezas de las Cortes (1518-1555) (1947).
• El crédito de Castilla y el precio de la política imperial (1949).
• Gobernantes y gobernados en la Hacienda de Castilla (1951).
• El Obispo, el Concejo y los Regidores de Palencia (1932).
• La economía y la expansión de España bajo el Gobierno de los Reyes Católicos (1952).
• La huella económica de las capitales hispano-musulmanas (1949).
• Carlos V y sus Banqueros, Barcelona : Crítica; Valladolid : Junta de Castilla y León (1987).

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