Titlebook: Irish Voices from the Spanish Inquisition; Migrants, Converts a Thomas O’Connor Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Irish Money and Industry in Spainurt. Among the Irish guests, questing clerics, secular and regular, were the most numerous. Most were drawn to the capital in search of the royal travel subsidy offered to missionaries returning to Ireland.. During their brief stays, these clergy were put up in various religious houses around the ci

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Gendering the Migrant Experienceappeared before various tribunals and, particularly in the eighteenth century, become more visible as denunciators, witnesses and even interpreters. The Irish females who appear in the Inquisition records, like their male counterparts, were members of small migrant groups, with high levels of social

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Conclusion. However, given the particularity of their religious status and the complexity of their political loyalties, the peripatetic Irish managed to forge a unique partnership with certain Spanish institutions, notably the Inquisition, to become a small but intriguingly distinct cog in Spain’s state-build

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Introductionitical and religious society, and the Irish migrants arriving in Spain reflected that diversity. From the 1550s, the previously invisible Irish emerged as potential risks to the ideological hegemony of the Spanish monarchy, obsessed as it was by fears of religious sedition.

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The European Context for Irish Migrant Mobility the challenge of cutting a confessional deal that would permit reasonable cooperation in one indispensably crucial area of mutual interest, trade. The pursuit of this end, historically obscured by the inquisitorial pyre, long periods of warfare and economic embargoes, was a constant in English-Span

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The Irish in Spanish Americaand Dutch challenged Spanish authority. A very small number even made it to the Pacific coasts of Peru. As in Spain, the incoming Irish were subject to the religious authority of the New World Inquisitions, which sat in Mexico City, Cartagena (Colombia) and Lima (see Map 4).

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Irish Soldiers and the Inquisition, 1700–1750ty provided the British with the opportunity to bring the war to the Spanish heartland. Their longer-term strategic aim was to secure the entire Spanish inheritance for the Habsburg claimant, who was more likely, on the restoration of peace, to open the coveted Spanish American markets to British tr