The Lead Books of Granada
The Lead Books of Granada is the first full-length book in English to investigate the story of the remarkable forgeries fabricated in late sixteenth-century Spain and uncovered on the Sacromonte hillside in Granada in 1595. The unearthing of twenty-two le
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10.1057/9781137358851 - The Lead Books of Granada, Elizabeth Drayson
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Early Modern History: Society and Culture General Editors: Rab Houston, Professor of Early Modern History, University of St Andrews, Scotland and Edward Muir, Professor of History, Northwestern University, Illinois
Titles include: Guido Alfani CALAMITIES AND ECONOMY IN RENAISSANCE ITALY The Grand Tour of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse Robert C. Davis CHRISTIAN SLAVES, MUSLIM MASTERS White Slavery in the Mediterranean, the Barbary Coast, and Italy, 1500–1800 Rudolf Dekker CHILDHOOD, MEMORY AND AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN HOLLAND From the Golden Age to Romanticism Caroline Dodds Pennock BONDS OF BLOOD Gender, Lifecycle and Sacrifice in Aztec Culture Elizabeth Drayson THE LEAD BOOKS OF GRANADA Steve Hindle THE STATE AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN EARLY MODERN ENGLAND, 1550–1640 Katharine Hodgkin MADNESS IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY AUTOBIOGRAPHY Craig M. Koslofsky THE REFORMATION OF THE DEAD Death and Ritual in Early Modern Germany, 1450–1700 Beat Kümin DRINKING MATTERS Public Houses and Social Exchange in Early Modern Central Europe John Jeffries Martin MYTHS OF RENAISSANCE INDIVIDUALISM A. Lynn Martin ALCOHOL, SEX AND GENDER IN LATE MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN EUROPE Peter Mazur THE NEW CHRISTIANS OF SPANISH NAPLES 1528–1671 A Fragile Elite Laura J. McGough GENDER, SEXUALITY AND SYPHILIS IN EARLY MODERN VENICE The Disease that Came to Stay Samantha A. Meigs THE REFORMATIONS IN IRELAND Tradition and Confessionalism, 1400–1690
10.1057/9781137358851 - The Lead Books of Granada, Elizabeth Drayson
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This series encompasses all aspects of early modern international history from 1400 to c.1800. The editors seek fresh and adventurous monographs, especially those with a comparative and theoretical approach, from both new and established scholars.
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Penny Roberts PEACE AND AUTHORITY DURING THE FRENCH RELIGIOUS WARS C.1560–1600 Thomas Max Safley MATHEUS MILLER’S MEMOIR A Merchant’s Life in the Seventeenth Century Clodagh Tait DEATH, BURIAL AND COMMEMORATION IN IRELAND, 1550–1650 B. Ann Tlusty THE MARTIAL ETHIC IN EARLY MODERN GERMANY Civic Duty and the Right of Arms Richard W. Unger SHIPS ON MAPS Pictures of Power in Renaissance Europe Johan Verberck
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