The New York Times

LEA'S INQUISITION.; A HISTORY OF THE INQUISITION IN SPAIN. By Henry Charles Lea, L.I., D. In two volumes. New York: The Macmillan Company.

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PBS

History of the Inquisition Chapter 1

The Christian religion was scarcely established before heresies arose among its disciples. The Apostle St. Paul instructs Titus, the Bishop of Crete, in his duty towards heretics, saying, that a man ...
National Catholic Register

New Vatican Study Sets the Record Straight

VATICAN CITY — The Inquisition was not nearly as bad as is commonly thought. That's according to the findings of a six-year historical study released by the Vatican on June 15 that examined the trials ...
The Santa Fe New Mexican

A new exhibit examines the history of Spanish Judaism, the Inquisition, and identity in the New World

During the Jewish golden age in Spain, from about AD 900 to 1300, Jews contributed to the economy, arts, and pursuit of scientific knowledge that thrived during the sometimes uneasy coexistence of ...