Lists of the Portuguese Inquisition. Volume I: Lisbon 1540-1778. Volume II: Evora 1542-1763, Goa 1650-1653

The level of detail is truly impressive and will allow researchers any number of potential topics on which to write: the age range of the accused, the balance between men and women, the towns and villages they came from, their occupations, their family ties. Of particular interest is the 'Breve...

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Published in:Bulletin of Hispanic studies (Liverpool : Liverpool University Press : 1996) 2010-01, Vol.87 (1), p.122
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