Alfonso the Magnanimous: King of Aragon, Naples, and Sicily, 1396-1458

Alan Ryder

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Medieval and Early Modern Iberia Medieval History and Crusades Historical Studies on Spain

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Abbreviations Castilian childhood (1396-1412) Heir apparent in Aragon (1412-1416) First steps towards Italy (1416-1423) Diversion to Castile (1424-1432) Return to Italy (1432-1534) Naples won (1436-1442) 'Necessary and just wars' (1443-1455) A Renaissance king Some questions of kingship A darkening scene (1454-1458) Sources Maps Index

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