Christine Shaw
University of Cambridge
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Catholic Historical Review | 2016
Christine Shaw
None of this makes for particularly easy reading. Sobecki has a fondness for modish literary-critical jargon, and the structure of the book is at times unhelpfully labyrinthine. Nevertheless, he is to be lauded for encouraging both cultural and literary historians to think harder about the law as a barometer of change and for challenging the still entrenched periodization either side of the arbitrary date of 1500.
Catholic Historical Review | 2007
Christine Shaw
One of the main virtues of this lengthy book is the broad range of issues it covers. It provides a systematic examination of diplomatic and political relations between the pope and the Spanish monarchs, of Spanish intervention in Italy, of Alexander’s interest in and involvement in expansion into the New World, and the defense of the Mediterranean against Ottoman expansion, as well as of ecclesiastical relations, provisions to benefices, conflicts of jurisdiction, fiscal matters, and reform of the Church and of the clergy of the Spanish kingdoms.
Renaissance Quarterly | 2005
Christine Shaw
Renaissance Quarterly | 2018
Christine Shaw
Renaissance Quarterly | 2017
Christine Shaw
Catholic Historical Review | 2014
Christine Shaw
The Historian | 2008
Christine Shaw
Renaissance Quarterly | 2008
Christine Shaw
Catholic Historical Review | 2008
Christine Shaw
Catholic Historical Review | 2008
Christine Shaw