Daily Life in Spain in the Golden Age

James Casey · Marcelin Defourneaux · Newton Branch

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Historical Studies on Spain Medieval and Early Modern Iberia Early Modern Spanish Literature

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In Daily Life in Spain in the Golden Age, distinguished French historian Marcelin Defourneaux gives us an account of life in Spain during the period starting from the succession of Philip II (1556) to the death of Philip IV (1665). In this fascinating scholarly account, the author relies upon literary works and travel accounts written during this 'golden age' to present an overall picture of Spanish society of that time. Rich accounts of political and economic developments are woven into the narrative, and the author also covers the importance of Catholic faith and the emphasis upon personal honor.

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