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Fernando de Herrera's “Canciones”: Jihad Meets Holy War
Calíope, 2005Spain under Philip II was a country at war with its political and religious enemies—both real and imagined—on every side. To the north the French Huguenots and especially the Dutch Calvinists threatened the rule of this most Catholic king. To the south and east the Moslem Moors, Berbers, and Ottoman Turks were a constant thorn in the side, not just of ...
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The Historical Prose of Fernando de Herrera
Hispania, 1973Irving Fine, Mary Gaylord Randel
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The Historical Prose of Fernando de Herrera
The Modern Language Review, 1972Angus Mackay, Mary Gaylord Randel
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Rimas ineditas de Fernando de Herrera
The Modern Language Review, 1950William J. Entwistle +3 more
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La versificacion imitativa en Fernando de Herrera
Hispania, 1983Mary Gaylord Randel, William Ferguson
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La critica literaria de Fernando de Herrera
Hispania, 1978Raymond E. Barbera, Jose Almeida
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Fernando de Herrera y la escuela sevillana
Hispanic Review, 1987William Ferguson +3 more
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