Las visitas de navíos durante los siglos XVI y XVII: historia y documentación de una práctica inquisitorial
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Censorship, Commerce, Documentation, Modern History, Heresy, Spanish Inquisition, Prohibited books, Spanish Holly Office, Ships’ inspections
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The Spanish Inquisition inspected its own administrative districts, courts and finances, but also searched the ships and bookshops looking for heretical books or sheets, paintings, sculptures… This work analyzes the ships’ inspections, during the Habsburg period and tries to explain its origin, history, procedure and socio-cultural influence.Downloads
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2007-01-01
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Galende Díaz J. C. y Santiago Medina B. . (2007). Las visitas de navíos durante los siglos XVI y XVII: historia y documentación de una práctica inquisitorial. Documenta & Instrumenta - Documenta et Instrumenta, 5, 51-76. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/DOCU/article/view/DOCU0707110051A
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