spain

A history of the Spanish Inquisition that began in the late fifteenth century and during which nearly 32,000 people were publicly burned at the stake, and its long-term impact on Spain's culture, economy, and intellectual life.

This book describes the Transcontinental Treaty, 1819 that ended diplomatic rivalry between the United States and Spain, defined the western boundary of the U.S., and resulted in the acquisition of Florida.

Looks at the Spanish Civil War through those who witnessed it including reporters, writers, artists, doctors, and nurses.

Discusses Spain's early explorations in the Western Hemisphere, its expansion into regions of the United States, its conflicts with France and Great Britain, and the founding of the notable missions of California.

An abridged version of the adventures of an eccentric country gentleman and his faithful companion who set out as knight and squire of old to right wrongs and punish evil.

Steve travels to Spain and uncovers his late grandfather's involvement in the Spanish Civil War.

Steve's romantic trip is interrupted when he undertakes a mission to investigate what part his grandfather played in a bombing off the coast of Spain.

Presents an illustrated travel guide to Spain, with background information on the country, descriptions of important sights, recommendations on restaurants and hotels, and tips on practical considerations such as transportation and the telephone system.