The Inquisition: a global history, 1478-1834

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Sephardic Jews and Inquisition Studies Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Medieval and Early Modern Justice

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Introduction 1. Foundation 2. Organisation 3. Presentation 4. Appointments 5. The edicts 6. The visits 7. The auto-da-fe 8. Status 9. Representations 10. Abolition Conclusion.

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