A History of the Inquisition of Spain, Volumes 1 & 2 (of 4)

This edition features
• two complete volumes
• linked tables of contents

CONTENTS
VOLUME 1
BOOK I—ORIGIN AND ESTABLISHMENT.
Chapter I—The Castilian Monarchy.
Chapter II—The Jews and the Moors.
Chapter III—The Jews and the Conversos.
Chapter IV—Establishment of the Inquisition.
Chapter V—The Kingdoms of Aragon.
BOOK II—RELATIONS WITH THE STATE.
Chapter I—Relations with the Crown.
Chapter II—Supereminence.
Chapter III—Privileges and Exemptions.
Chapter IV—Conflicting Jurisdictions.
Chapter V—Popular Hostility.
Appendix.

VOLUME 2
BOOK III—JURISDICTION.
Chapter I—Heresy.
Chapter II—The Regular Orders.
Chapter III—Bishops.
Chapter IV—The Edict of Faith.
Chapter V—Appeals to Rome.
BOOK IV—ORGANIZATION.
Chapter I—The Inquisitor-General and Supreme Council.
Chapter II—The Tribunal.
Chapter III—Unsalaried Officials.
Chapter IV—Limpieza.
BOOK V—RESOURCES.
Chapter I—Confiscation.
Chapter II—Fines and Penances.
Chapter III—Dispensations.
Chapter IV—Benefices.
Chapter V—Finances.
BOOK VI—PRACTICE.
Chapter I—The Edict of Grace.
Chapter II—The Inquisitorial Process.
Chapter III—Arrest and Sequestration.
Chapter IV—The Secret Prison.
Chapter V—Evidence.
Chapter VI—Confession.
Appendix of Documents

About the Author
"Henry Charles Lea (1825 – 1909) was an American historian, civic reformer, and political activist." --Wikipedia