Spain, 1516-1598 : from nation state to world empire

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Spain, 1516-1598 : from nation state to world empire

John Lynch

（A history of Spain）

Blackwell, 1992, c1991

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Rev. ed. of: Spain under the Habsburgs, v. 1

Includes bibliographical references (p. [492]-502) and index

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In this book, John Lynch has taken account of the research of the last decade to revise and expand his "Spain Under the Habsburgs Vol 1", and has incorporated it into the series "A History of Spain" (where it will cover the 16th century). The book retains its previous framework and identity, and remains a comprehensive account of the economy, politics and society of Spain, from the national foundations laid by Ferdinand and Isabella to the imperial policy of Charles V, and the world power of Philip II. The new research of the last 10 to 15 has increased our knowledge of the people, the resources and the institutions of early modern Spain. The result has been to change our perceptions of Spain during this period sufficiently to make historians reflect anew on familiar subjects. The author offers here a reappraisal of many of these subjects, including the Catholic monarchs, and a number of institutions, including the Inquisition. Chapters IV and V, on Spain during the price revolution, and Spain and its empire have been rewritten and expanded, Chapter V to include a fuller account of Spain's interaction with its American empire. The author also re-interprets the political, social and economic history of Spain, and the absolutism of Philip II. He examines the trend towards regionalisms and the devolution of power to local elites, as well as the economic power of the aristocracy and the worsening conditions of the rural poor. Professor Lynch revises his previous treatment of bureaucratic devolution, royal finance and the role of the cortes, and establishes the character of royal bureaucracy during the period. He concludes with a new bibliography of recent works in the field.

目次

  • Part 1 The Habsburg inheritance: the union of the crowns
  • aristocracy and land in castile
  • the Spanish inquisition
  • reconquest and expansion. Part 2 Charles 1 of Spain: the Burgundian prince
  • opposition - cortes and comuneros
  • the subjection of castile
  • Habsburg monarchy and its agents
  • the "Sinews of War"
  • reformers and humanists. Part 3 The emperor Charles 5: universal monarchy and its opponents
  • the armed forces of empire
  • the struggle with France
  • defence against the Turk - the Danube and the Mediterranean
  • princes and protestants in Germany
  • the low countries and the English alliance. Part 4 Spain during the price revolution: the people
  • agriculture and industry
  • American treasure and the price revolution
  • the cost of government
  • communications
  • foreign trade and the balance of payments. Part 5 Philip 2 and the government of Spain: peace and recovery
  • "The Perfect Master in the Art of Ruling"
  • Don Carlos and the succession problem
  • absolute monarchy - the administration
  • cortes and commonwealth
  • Catalonia - security risk or national asset?. Part 6 The war with Islam: the Morisco problem
  • the war of Granada
  • the defence of the Mediterranean
  • Lepanto and after. Part 8 Spain and the counter-reformation: the campaign for uniformity
  • the counter-reformation in Spain
  • scholarship and regalism
  • Philip 2 and the Papacy. Part 9 The turning point - to the Atlantic and the north: the revolt of the Netherlands
  • from Alba to Farnese
  • the battle of the Atlantic
  • warnings from England. Part 10 War and recession: the annexation of Portugal
  • the enterprise of England
  • intervention in France
  • crisis in Aragon
  • recession.

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