CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
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Lea, Henry Charles
Separation of Aragon from Castile
180
Autonomy of Inquisition—It frames its own Rules
181
It commands the Forces of the State.—Flight of Suspects
182
Emigration of New Christians forbidden
184
Absence of Resistance to the Inquisition
185
Ferdinand seeks to prevent Abuses
187
The Career of Lucero at Córdova
189
Complicity of Juan Roiz de Calcena
193
Persecution of Archbishop Hernando de Talavera
197
Córdova appeals to Philip and Juana
201
Revolt in Córdova
202
Inquisitor-general Deza forced to resign
205
Lucero placed on trial
206
Inquisitorial Abuses at Jaen, Arjona and Llerena
211
Ximenes attempts Reform
215
Appeals to Charles V—His futile Project of Reform
216
Conquest of Navarre—Introduction of Inquisition
223
Chapter V—The Kingdoms of Aragon.
Independent Institutions of Aragon
229
Ferdinand seeks to remodel the Old Inquisition
230
Sixtus IV interferes