Juana “The Mad”: Queen of a World Empire

Joanna 'the Mad' of Castile

It was not until the mid-nineteenth century that scholars discovered new material about Juana in the Spanish and Austrian archives that gave another side to the person of the woman who had been con- sidered “la loca.”

The Difference A King Makes: Religion And National Unity In Spain

Visigothic Spain

It is the end of the Roman period, however, that interests us most. What happened then is a model for the relationship between Church and state that has had an enduring and powerful influence.

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