Las negociaciones con los cristianos nuevos en tiempos de Felipe III a la luz de algunos documentos inéditos (1598-1607)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.2006.v66.i2.414Keywords:
Philip III, Portuguese New Christians, “Perdón general”, 1605Abstract
Both in Spanish and in Portuguese history, the policy developed by Philip III (1598-1621) towards the Conversos represents a milestone. Some of the legislative measures drivven by him did have deep consequences for the New Christian population of Portugueseorigin as well as for the whole Iberian societies, as is the case of the “Perdón general”of 1605. This article, based on unpublished documentary sources, analyzes the intricate negotiations hold between 1598 and 1607, led by the main ministers of the royal court and the representatives of the New Christians in Lisbon, Valladolid and Madrid.
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