Coarze

Spanish translation: sin refinar

08:53 Sep 18, 2011
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Military / Defense / 19th Century War Dispatches
English term or phrase: Coarze
Se trata de unas cartas con partes militares del siglo 19, concretamente de la Guerra de la Independencia española de 1812. Se trata de una transcripción de las cartas manuscritas originales, que tuve ocasión de ver y finalmente transcribió otra persona (la letra era muy difícil de descifrar y la sintaxis a veces caótica, por lo que quizá la palabra que pretendía escribir fuera otra. ¿Alguien adivina a qué puede referirse?

"Suchet has demanded of the Merchants here, a Declaration upon Oath, without assigning any reason for so doing, of what quantity of Colonial produce may be here, and has in conzequence [sic.] annexed the following duties on them.
Every quintal of Cocoa. 4000 Rials vellon
d[itt]o Refined Sugar 2000
d[itt]o ***Coarze***
di[tt]o per pound Cinnamon
Obliging the Merchants to pay this Contribution which must cause the ruin of many families.
I have the honor to be &ce[ter]a
(signed)"
César Cornejo Fuster
Local time: 06:35
Spanish translation:sin refinar
Explanation:
I imagine it's "coarse sugar"
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DLyons
Ireland
Local time: 05:35
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Many thanks.
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coarze
sin refinar


Explanation:
I imagine it's "coarse sugar"

DLyons
Ireland
Local time: 05:35
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 16
Grading comment
Many thanks.

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