Kritische Geschichte Der Spanischen Inquisition: Von Ihrer Einf. Durch Ferdinand V. An Bis Zur Regierung Ferdinand's Vii.: Aus Orig.-akten D. Archive (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279782194)

"Kritische Geschichte Der Spanischen Inquisition" (Critical History of the Spanish Inquisition), Volume 1, by Juan A. Llorente and Johann K. Höck, presents a detailed historical analysis of the Spanish Inquisition from its establishment under Ferdinand V to the reign of Ferdinand VII. Drawing upon original records from the archives of the Council of the Supreme Inquisition and subordinate tribunals of the Holy Office, this work offers a critical examination of the Inquisition's practices and impact. It provides invaluable insights into the religious, political, and social dynamics of the period, making it an essential resource for historians and scholars interested in the history of Spain and the Inquisition.

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