Abstract
Part 1 Habsburg inheritance: the union of the crowns aristocracy and land in castile the Spanish inquisition reconquest and expansion. Part 2 Charles 1 of Spain: the Burgundian prince opposition - cortes and comuneros the subjection of castile Habsburg monarchy and its agents the Sinews of reformers and humanists. Part 3 emperor Charles 5: universal monarchy and its opponents the armed forces of empire the struggle with France defence against the Turk - the Danube and the Mediterranean princes and protestants in Germany the low countries and the English alliance. Part 4 Spain during the price revolution: the people agriculture and industry American treasure and the price revolution the cost of government communications foreign trade and the balance of payments. Part 5 Philip 2 and the government of Spain: peace and recovery The Perfect Master in the Art of Ruling Don Carlos and the succession problem absolute monarchy - the administration cortes and commonwealth Catalonia - security risk or national asset?. Part 6 war with Islam: the Morisco problem the war of Granada the defence of the Mediterranean Lepanto and after. Part 8 Spain and the counter-reformation: the campaign for uniformity the counter-reformation in Spain scholarship and regalism Philip 2 and the Papacy. Part 9 turning point - to the Atlantic and the north: the revolt of the Netherlands from Alba to Farnese the battle of the Atlantic warnings from England. Part 10 War and recession: the annexation of Portugal the enterprise of England intervention in France crisis in Aragon recession.
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