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A History of the Inquisition of Spain; vol. 1

CONTENTS OF VOL. I.

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Lea, Henry Charles
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Complaints of Córtes of Monzon, in 1510
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Leo X releases Ferdinand from his Oath
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Inquisitor-general Mercader’s Instructions
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Leo X confirms the Concordia of 1512
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Charles V swears to observe the Concordia
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Dispute over fresh Demands of Aragon
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Decided in favor of Aragon
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Catalonia secures Concessions
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Futility of all Agreements—Fruitless Complaints of Grievances
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BOOK II—RELATIONS WITH THE STATE.
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Chapter I—Relations with the Crown.
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Combination of Spiritual and Temporal Jurisdiction
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Ferdinand’s Control of the Inquisition
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Except in Spiritual Affairs
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Gradual Development of Independence
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Philip IV reasserts Control over Appointments
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It returns to the Inquisitor-general under Carlos II
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The Crown retains Power of appointing the Inquisitor-general
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It cannot dismiss him but can enforce his Resignation—Cases
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Struggle of Philip V with Giudice—Case of Melchor de Macanaz

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A History of the Inquisition of Spain; vol. 1, Project Gutenberg eBook #43296

PREFACE. CHAPTER I.THE CASTILIAN MONARCHY.