In this concise, elegant, and intelligent book Stuart Schwartz uses his enormous erudition and keen sensibility to transform our understanding of the Iberian Inquisition as well as our comprehension of the complex Iberian societies shaped by racism, orthodoxy, prejudice but occasionally seasoned with pinches of individual tolerance and agency.
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