Contexts, Protagonists and Legal Imagination: the Spanish Monarchy as a Reference for a Methodological Discussion by Bartolomé Yun-Casalilla

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L’étranger, le soldat et le bandit. Trois figures judiciaires du faux-monnayage hispanique transfrontalier à la fin du XVIIe siècle by Olivier Caporossi

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The Imperial ambassador, the nuncio and the favourite: The Count of Pötting, Vitaliano Visconti Borromeo and Juan Everardo Nithard at the time of the Spanish crisis (1668–1669) by Rafaella Pillo

“… The essay aims at touching different aspects of Spanish policy during the regency of Mariana (1665–1675), the interest in the political and physical weakness of the heir to the throne Prince Charles and future King Charles II, the last Hapsburg on the Spanish monarchy. At that time, Madrid’s fate was mainly in the hands of three men: the Austrian Jesuit Nithard, the Count of Pötting, and the Apostolic nuncio, Vitaliano Visconti Borromeo. …”
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El ideal de juez local Tenancingo, Intendencia de México, 1795-1800 by Claudia Guarisco

“…This text examines the problem of the legitimacy of the Spanish Monarchy in a rural parish in central New Spain, at the end of 18th century. …”
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Las visitas a los tribunales reales: fuentes para el estudio de la conflictividad y la violencia by Inés Gómez González

“…Since the reign of the Catholic Monarchs, the Spanish monarchy has implemented a series of mechanisms for the control of the behavior of public officials. …”
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Étude du pamphlet luthérien du prêtre-imprimeur Sebastián Martínez. Texte et contexte d’un écrit hérétique (Tolède, septembre 1559) by Ricardo Saez

“…It is based on a work by a printer-priest, Sebastián Martínez, born in Alcalá, forcefully demonstrating tangible traces of a discrete protestant infiltration in the heart of the Spanish Monarchy. Without any doubt its interest lies not much in the repression that the Spanish Inquisition deployed with a ruthlessly efficiency against modern heretical movements but in the discovery that, contrary to Illuminism and Erasmism, Lutheranism is heresy erected into Church. …”
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La représentation du genre au XIXe siècle. Masculinités dans le couple royal et la biographie de François d’Assise de Bourbon by Félix Colás Loricera

“…The royal couple formed by Isabel II and Francis of Assisi is particularly interesting because of the external and internal dynamics that marked a peculiar development that, in several aspects, marked the future of the Spanish monarchy and society. The internal dynamics are defined by the "inversion" of roles represented by the fact that Isabel was the monarch and Francis the consort, as well as by the dissident personalities of both. …”
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Pedro Boza (1660-1715) : au service de la justice dans la sierra zapotèque du Mexique by Thomas Calvo

“…In his own way, the existence of Pedro Boza, who lived on the margins of the Spanish Monarchy, in the problematic province of Villa Alta also demonstrates this. …”
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Vienna, the Spanish Ambassador and the Nuncio: The 3rd Marquis of Aytona and the Fading Catholic Alliance (1624–1629) by Rubén González Cuerva

“… The papacy and the Spanish Monarchy were, by the decade of 1620, the most global powers in Europe and their dynastic and confessional priorities led to changing clashes and alliances around the world. …”
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L’émigration corse à Porto Rico au 19e siècle : familles et réseaux familiaux. L’exemple balanin by Marie Jeanne Paoletti Casablanca, Laetizia Castellani

“…The Puerto Rican context also contributed to these settlements. From 1815, the Spanish monarchy who wanted to promote the economic development of Puerto Rico made easier the installation of migrants from Spanish friendly nations. …”
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L'adaptation de la migration marchande en péninsule Ibérique au xviie siècle : entre résistance, fidélité et stratégie au défi de la frontière by Aurian Meunier

“…While the war was raging in between the French and Spanish monarchies in the second third of the 17th century, trade bans decreed by the Iberian monarchy weakened cross-border trade without hindering it. …”
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