@misc{10481/24803,
year = {1989},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/24803},
abstract = {El autor expone varios ejemplos de torres costeras del siglo XVI (Barbarroja, Torre Vaqueros, Guadalmansa, Cortijo del Conde...) cuya construcción no se debió a la Capitanía General del Reino de Granada, sino a los dueños de los grandes cortijos amenazados por la piratería berberisca. La importancia que tales torres tuvieron en la economía de la comarca queda probada con los datos que aporta sobre el cortijo de Guadalmansa (Estepona), cuya torre, aún inhiesta, es una de las mas sólidas de la Costa del Sol malagueña.},
abstract = {In this article the author sets forth various examples of coastal watch towers of the 16th
Century (Barbarroja, Torre Vaqueros, Guadalmansa, Cortijo del Conde...) which were not built by the Harbourmaster’s Office of the Kingdom of Granada, but by the owners of great estates which were threatened by the attacks of Barbary pirates. The importance that these towers had for the economy of the region is manifest in the data furnished here about the estate of Guadalmansa (Estepona), whose tower, still standing, is one of the most solid of those along the Costa del sol of Málaga.},
organization = {Departamento de Historia Moderna y de América, Universidad de Granada.},
publisher = {Universidad de Granada},
title = {La defensa costera del Reino de Granada: la iniciativa privada},
author = {Cabrillana Ciezar, Nicolás},
}