The Eighteenth-Century Revolution in Spain

Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Granada War, Ateneo de Madrid, Law of Spain, University of Salamanca, Agriculture (Chinese mythology), Spanish Army, Suppression of the Society of Jesus, Civil Constitution of the Clergy, Philosophy, Society of Jesus, Jacobo, Monarchy of Spain, Montesquieu, Education in Spain, Treaty of the Pyrenees, Counter-Reformation, Spanish Navy, Tax, Ultramontanism, Enlightenment in Spain, Catholic Monarchs, Crown of Castile, Juan Antonio Llorente, Morisco, Spaniards, Scholasticism, Charles II of Spain, Dominican Order, Pacte de Famille, Galicia (Spain), Petrarch, War of the Oranges, Habsburg Spain, Mercantilism, Trial of the century, Counter-revolutionary, Spanish Constitution of 1812, Jansenism, House of Bourbon, Sumptuary law, University of Valencia, Spanish Fury, Writing, Gallicanism, English Reformation, Joseph Bonaparte, Philip V of Spain, Bank of Spain, Real Academia de la Historia, Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos, Diplomatic Revolution, Usury, Extremadura, Duke of Osuna, Mortmain, Intendant, Louis XIV of France, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, Caracas, Spanish Empire, French Revolutionary Wars, New Castile (Spain), Francisco de Miranda, Auctorem fidei, Protestantism, Alcabala, Castile (historical region), Two Treatises of Government, Edict