Includes bibliographical references (p. [399]-419) and index.

Preliminary Material / G. Magnier -- Introduction / G. Magnier -- Chapter One. Spain’s Perception Of Its Own Predominant Role In Christendom In The Early Seventeenth Century / G. Magnier -- Chapter Two. Santiago And Spain’s Perceived Pre-Eminence Among Christian Nations / G. Magnier -- Chapter Three. The Catholic Apologists Of The Expulsion Of The Moriscos: Anti-Islamic Propaganda / G. Magnier -- Chapter Four. Guilt By Association: Anti-Islamic Invective / G. Magnier -- Chapter Five. Pedro De Valencia: Biblical Scholar, Humanist And Social Critic / G. Magnier -- Chapter Six. Pedro De Valencia, Royal Chronicler / G. Magnier -- Chapter Seven. Pedro De Valencia’s Vision Of A ‘Caste-Free’ Society / G. Magnier -- Chapter Eight. Pedro De Valencia’s ‘Tratado Acerca De Los Moriscos’ / G. Magnier -- Chapter Nine. ‘El Tratado Acerca De Los Moriscos’ And Pedro De Valencia’s Personal Plea To Philip III Seen Within The Framework Of Seventeenth-Century Theories Of Kingship / G. Magnier -- Chapter Ten. Pedro De Valencia’s Notion Of Kingship: ‘El Buen Pastor’ / G. Magnier -- Conclusion / G. Magnier -- Bibliography / G. Magnier -- Index / G. Magnier.

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