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Title: Inquisition and Society in Early Modern Europe
Edited and translated by: Stephen Haliczer
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Books, Totowa, New Jersey (81 Adams Drive, Totowa, NJ 07512)
Year: 1987
Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket
Printed in Great Britain
ISBN: 0-389-20700-4
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data: BX1712.15 .I57 1987 | 272\'.2 | LCCN: 86-26493
Subjects: Inquisition—Europe; Europe—Church history
Overview: Scholarly anthology examining the Inquisition\'s role in religion, culture, and control of thought across early modern Europe.
Contents structure: Part I The Inquisition and Religious Heresy; Part II The Inquisition and Popular Culture; Part III The Inquisition and the Control of Thought and Expression.
Sample chapters visible: The Impact of Protestantism in Spain 1520–1600; Popular Religion in Cuenca on the Eve of the Catholic Reformation; Popular Culture and the Shaping of Morals in Renaissance Venice.
Contributors noted on contents: Stephen Haliczer (editor/translator), Mary Elizabeth Perry, Virgilio Pinto Crespo.
Jacket illustration credit: Leech cartoon of an auto-da-fé (Mary Evans Picture Library) as shown on flap.
Notes: Vintage academic hardcover; dust jacket present. See photos for exact cover and interior details.
