The Spanish Kingdoms, 1250-1516, Vol. 1: 1250-1410, Precarious Balance

Frontmatter List of Maps (page xvi) Abbreviations (page xvii) PART I THE IBERIAN PENINSULA 1200-1350 I The Plurality of the Peninsula (page 3) II Economy and Society (page 16) III The International Church, International Law, Royal and Local Institutions (page 90) IV The Christian Church in the Peninsula (page 107) V A Land of Three Religions (page 155) VI Some Figures of the Age: Ramon Lull, Alfonso X, Don Juan Manuel, the Archpriest of Hita (page 215) PART II CASTILE and CATALONIA-ARAGON 1225-1330 I The Crown of Aragon, 1229-1327: a Mediterranean Empire? (page 233) II Castile and Granada: 1252-1325: The Crown and the Nobility (page 287) PART III THE STRUGGLE FOR HEGEMONY 1325-1410 I Alfonso XI of Castile and the Struggle for the Straits of Gibraltar (1325-1350) (page 337) II Pere III of Catalonia-Aragon: an Attempted Mediterranean Empire: Majorca and Sardinia (1336-1356) (page 347) III Pedro I of Castile: an Attempted Peninsular Empire (1350-1369) (page 372) IV The Vicissitudes of Castilian Hegemony: Castile, Portugal, and Granada (1369-1410) (page 385) Select Bibliography (page 409) Addenda (page 436) Index (page 437) v. 1. 1250-1410, precarious balance. v. 2. 1410-1516, Castilian hegemony.