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La expulsión de los moriscos en el teatro áureo: los ecos de un silencio [PDF]
, 2010 Pedraza-Jiménez, F.B. (Felipe B.)
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2021
This chapter looks at the city following the conversion of the Moriscos up until their eventual expulsion in the late 1560s. After the forced conversions, Granada’s Moriscos saw their way of life gradually outlawed despite the moratorium given by Charles V in exchange for a tax to pay for his new palace at the Alhambra.
Helen Rodgers, Stephen Cavendish
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This chapter looks at the city following the conversion of the Moriscos up until their eventual expulsion in the late 1560s. After the forced conversions, Granada’s Moriscos saw their way of life gradually outlawed despite the moratorium given by Charles V in exchange for a tax to pay for his new palace at the Alhambra.
Helen Rodgers, Stephen Cavendish
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ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews, 2015
Othello is a Christian, yet he is also “the Moor,” as the title stresses. And although he has adopted (and been adopted by) a Christian Venetian society, he still retains a Moorish identity.
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Othello is a Christian, yet he is also “the Moor,” as the title stresses. And although he has adopted (and been adopted by) a Christian Venetian society, he still retains a Moorish identity.
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“The Grand Morisco Conspiracy”
2020This chapter analyzes the most significant Morisco rebellion plot in the kingdoms of Valencia and Aragon after 1570. It highlights Morisco agency in their dealings with the Ottomans. This chapter also traces the circulation of the vizierial letter among some Morisco communities of Aragon and Valencia and analyzes its content alongside the testimonies ...
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