Toward the Inquisition
Essays on Jewish and Converso History in Late Medieval Spain
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Word Count
66,750 words, Guess
Page Count
267 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- ISBN-100801434106
- ISBN-139780801434105
- LibraryThing1463964
- Goodreads2215193
- Open LibraryOL7848235M
Classifications
- DDC946/.004924
- LCCDS135.S7 N38 1997
Description
B. Netanyahu revolutionized accepted belief concerning the causes of the Spanish Inquisition in his volume of 1995, The Origins of the Inquisition. Toward the Inquisition is another major contribution to this historiographic revolution. Made up of seven of Netanyahu's essays, published over the last two decades and collected here for the first time, it further illuminates Jewish and Marrano history from the mid-fourteenth century to the end of the fifteenth. Forming as they do a unified whole, the essays are provocative and boldly interpretive, yet meticulously documented from a wealth of sources. The essays throw light on such long-obscured phenomena as the rise of the Nazi-like theory of race which harassed the conversos for three full centuries, or the abandonment of Judaism by most conversos decades before the Inquisition was established.
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