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Routledge Ferdinand and Isabella (Profiles In Power) - Routledge History

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Explore the complex history of one of Spain's most influential governing pairs with Ferdinand and Isabella (Profiles In Power) from Routledge. Unlike many historical accounts that focus on a single ruler, this book examines the unique dynamics of a marriage lasting over thirty-five years and how a couple shared the practice of monarchical power. Readers will follow the journey of Ferdinand and Isabella as they struggle to establish their regime and implement an elaborate reform programme across both Church and State. The text details their efforts to transform the political and religious landscape of the fifteenth century. This historical study covers the conquest of the kingdom of Granada through what was considered a total war by the standards of the time. It also examines the intense religious shifts of the era, including the use of the Inquisition and the Church to convert Spanish Jews and Muslims to Christianity. This book provides a deep look into the gender issues and power structures that shaped a nation.

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Examines the unique dynamics of a marriage lasting over thirty-five years and how a couple shared monarchical power.

Traces the establishment of a new regime and the implementation of reform programmes in both Church and State.

Provides a detailed account of the fifteenth-century total war fought against the Muslim kingdom of Granada.

Analyzes the religious history of the era, including the role of the Inquisition and the Church.

Explores important historical themes such as gender and the practice of power in medieval Europe.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1138135682
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Europe > Medieval
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 01 February 2016
Listed Since: 23 January 2016

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