دانلود کتاب Reconciliation and Resistance in Early Modern Spain: Hernando de Baeza and the Catholic Monarchs

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Cover\nContents\nList of illustrations\nForeword by John Edwards\nAcknowledgements\nList of abbreviations\nGlossary of foreign words\nMaps\nIntroduction\n Reconciliation\n Managing dissidence\n Approach and sources\n1 Cordoba, the frontier and the Inquisition,1450–87\n Competing visions for Christianizing Iberia\n Cordoban conversos\n Civil war in Castile, 1465–8\n Anti-converso riots, 1473\n The Inquisition comes to Cordoba\n The frontier with Granada – cross-cultural contacts and values\n2 The conquest of Granada\n The first phase of the war, 1482–8\n Changing alliances\n Ambassadors, spies and mediators\n The bias of surviving historical record\n The terms of surrender\n Celebrations of the conquest\n From propaganda to historiography\n3 Among the Andalusian élite\n Reconciliation\n Rehabilitation\n Matrimonial strategies\n The new Marquisate of Priego\n Servants and masters\n The intellectual world surrounding Hernando de Baeza\n Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba\n Vatican intermediary\n Conclusion\n4 The Spanish in Italy\n The conquest of Naples\n The papal conclaves of 1503\n The capture of Cesare Borgia\n The schismatic Cardinal Carvajal\n Diplomacy in the succession crisis\n The conflict between the Gran Capitán and Fernando of Aragon\n Fernando in Naples\n Conclusion\n5 Reconciliation and resistance to Fernando as governor of Castile\n Lucero and the intensification of Inquisition activity\n The campaign against Lucero\n The pursuit of ecclesiastical benefices\n The ‘rebellion’ of the Marquis of Priego\n Hernando de Baeza and the wider ideological struggle\n6 Genesis of the memoir\n Baeza’s Granada\n Date of writing\n The manuscripts\n Baeza and Pulgar\n Baeza’s connection with other chroniclers\n Baeza’s work in its historiographical context\n7 Castile in the mirror: A resistance narrative of the conquest of Granada\n Representations of the Catholic Monarchs\n Moors and Christians\n Conversos ‘under erasure’\n Conclusion\nHernando de Baeza’s history of Granada (translation)\nNotes\nSelected bibliography\nIndex