A renowned historian here presents a new view of the notorious Spanish Inquisition, arguing that there was less terror, bigotry, and persecution associated with it than has been previously believed. Based on thirty years of research, the book will revolutionize further study in the field.
Chapter 1: Faith and Doubt in the Mediterranean
Chapter 2: The Great Dispersion
Chapter 3: The Coming of the Inquisition
Chapter 5: Excluding the Reformation
Chapter 6: The Impact on Literature and Science
Chapter 7: The End of Morisco Spain
Chapter 8: The Politics of Heresy
Chapter 9: Crime and Punishment
Chapter 10: The Image and Reality of Power
Chapter 11: Gender, Sexuality and Witchcraft
Chapter 12: Race Purity and Its Critics
Chapter 13: The Religion of the People
Chapter 14: Twilight of the Holy Office
Chapter 15: Inventing the Inquisition
Timeline: Chronology of the Inquisition
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