The Black Legend in England: The Development of Anti-Spanish Sentiment, 1558-1660Duke University Press, 1971 - Počet stran: 180 Examines the origins and development of "The Black Legend" in England--the denigration of the Spanish people in literature and public discourse that began in the 16th century and continues to find its way into Anglophone popular culture to the present day. |
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Strana 61
... Englishmen , while its grandiose territorial claims and stead- fast refusal to trade with foreigners frustrated and angered them . It was only natural that attempts would be made to break the Spanish monopoly , and that Spain would ...
... Englishmen , while its grandiose territorial claims and stead- fast refusal to trade with foreigners frustrated and angered them . It was only natural that attempts would be made to break the Spanish monopoly , and that Spain would ...
Strana 101
... Englishmen were expected to adopt were those contained in a pamphlet issued on the peace negotiations themselves . The author , Robert Treswell , Somerset Herald , pictured the Spaniards as burst- ing with good will , which they ...
... Englishmen were expected to adopt were those contained in a pamphlet issued on the peace negotiations themselves . The author , Robert Treswell , Somerset Herald , pictured the Spaniards as burst- ing with good will , which they ...
Strana 138
... Englishman's feelings toward the French , while not always generous , do not constitute a Black Legend . One ... Englishmen rarely had an opportunity to discover that their notions of Spain and the Spaniards were erroneous . Many ...
... Englishman's feelings toward the French , while not always generous , do not constitute a Black Legend . One ... Englishmen rarely had an opportunity to discover that their notions of Spain and the Spaniards were erroneous . Many ...
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Introduction | 3 |
The Tears of the Indians I | 12 |
A Dark Popish Domdaniel | 29 |
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