De las alteraciones a la rebelión: una alternativa a la interpretación "aristocrática" del conflicto entre Felipe II y Aragón en 1591
Abstract
The struggle between Philip II and his Aragonese subjects in 1591, has been the subject matter of a vast literature. Nonetheless, research is stagnated since, about the middle of the nineteenth century, the marquis of Pidal interpreted the episode as the rising of a part of the nobility for the defence of their privileges, and coined the term «<alteraciones de Aragón» to identify it. That thesis, reasserted nearly a hundred years after by Gregorio Marañón, is still prevailing today, although it suffers from several limitations, as the following article explains. In addition, it outlines the main aims of a research that pretends to set up the significance of the 1591 uprising weaving it in its historical context and studying rigorously the great number of documents it produced.
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