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The European Context for Irish Migrant Mobilitykended by the Desmond revolts and the Nine Years’ War. It comes as something of a surprise, then, to discover a substantially different narrative in the records of the Spanish Inquisition. For the Holy Office, Ireland was not Spain’s most favoured charitable object but, first and foremost, a threat,

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Irish Merchants and the Inquisitioning port merchants. Because their business obliged them to cross between Protestant and Catholic jurisdictions and deal in territories where the Inquisition operated, they were the first to feel the practical consequences of the religious conformity required by the Elizabethan regime. Their lot was

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Diversifying Migrant Roles navy, the university and, of course, the Inquisition itself. Their complex relation with England, central to their sixteenth-century reception in Spain, continued to mark their experience abroad. The peace brokered at the 1604 Treaty of London ushered in a new era of diplomatic relations between th

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The Irish in Spanish Americaf Irish origin entered Spanish service, serving in the Netherlands from the late sixteenth century and in Spain later on. Irish students frequented Spanish universities, and the colleges’ network provided a slender institutional foothold for Irish clergy throughout the peninsula and in the Spanish N

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