The Black Legend in England: The Development of Anti-Spanish Sentiment, 1558-1660 |
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Beginning with the revolt of the Netherlands in the sixteenth century , such
documents as the Apologia of William of ... Spain ' s efforts as the champion of
Catholicism during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries earned the country
the ...
Beginning with the revolt of the Netherlands in the sixteenth century , such
documents as the Apologia of William of ... Spain ' s efforts as the champion of
Catholicism during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries earned the country
the ...
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... at the door of such nineteenth - century historians as Motley and Bakhuizen
van den Brink , but their works merely reflect the sixteenth - century sources that
came most readily to their hands . These were , of course , the memoirs ,
chronicles ...
... at the door of such nineteenth - century historians as Motley and Bakhuizen
van den Brink , but their works merely reflect the sixteenth - century sources that
came most readily to their hands . These were , of course , the memoirs ,
chronicles ...
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This , then , was the Spaniard as seen through pro - Dutch eyes ; but was there
no other picture available to the sixteenth - and seventeenth - century
Englishman ? Unfortunately , the answer must be no . The examples selected in
this chapter ...
This , then , was the Spaniard as seen through pro - Dutch eyes ; but was there
no other picture available to the sixteenth - and seventeenth - century
Englishman ? Unfortunately , the answer must be no . The examples selected in
this chapter ...
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Introduction | 3 |
The Tears of the Indians I | 12 |
A Dark Popish Domdaniel | 29 |
Autorská práva | |
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