James Casey is Reader in History at the University of East Anglia. He is the author of The Family in History (1989) and Early Modern Spain: A Social History (1999).

"The richness of Casey's research places this book at the forefront of other recent publication on early modern Granada." Richard L. Kagan, Renaissance Quarterly

• Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. Knights and citizens; 2. Nobles of the doubloon; 3. Lords of Granada; 4. The web of inheritance; 5. The network of marriage; 6. Blood wedding; 7. Home of the citizen; 8. The shadow of the ancestors; 9. The spirit of the clan; 10. The law of honour; 11. Good commonwealth men; 12. Defenders of the fatherland; Conclusion; Genealogies; Bibliography.

James Casey is Reader in History at the University of East Anglia. He is the author of The Family in History (1989) and Early Modern Spain: A Social History (1999).

"The richness of Casey's research places this book at the forefront of other recent publication on early modern Granada." Richard L. Kagan, Renaissance Quarterly

• Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. Knights and citizens; 2. Nobles of the doubloon; 3. Lords of Granada; 4. The web of inheritance; 5. The network of marriage; 6. Blood wedding; 7. Home of the citizen; 8. The shadow of the ancestors; 9. The spirit of the clan; 10. The law of honour; 11. Good commonwealth men; 12. Defenders of the fatherland; Conclusion; Genealogies; Bibliography.

James Casey is Reader in History at the University of East Anglia. He is the author of The Family in History (1989) and Early Modern Spain: A Social History (1999).

"The richness of Casey's research places this book at the forefront of other recent publication on early modern Granada." Richard L. Kagan, Renaissance Quarterly

• Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. Knights and citizens; 2. Nobles of the doubloon; 3. Lords of Granada; 4. The web of inheritance; 5. The network of marriage; 6. Blood wedding; 7. Home of the citizen; 8. The shadow of the ancestors; 9. The spirit of the clan; 10. The law of honour; 11. Good commonwealth men; 12. Defenders of the fatherland; Conclusion; Genealogies; Bibliography.