1983
DOI: 10.2307/2539960
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:The Comuneros of Castile: The Forging of a Revolution, 1475-1521

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“…Certainly, this gives weight to the notion that the students were closely involved with members of the rebel movement, rather than simply taking advantage of events. Stephen Haliczer argues that the comuneros were extremely concerned to provide the good government which they felt was lacking and wanted to establish and broaden civil rights such as the right not to be subjected to excessive and cruel punishment 81 . This case provides further evidence in support of that view.…”
Section: Teresa Tinsley Universidad Of Exetermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Certainly, this gives weight to the notion that the students were closely involved with members of the rebel movement, rather than simply taking advantage of events. Stephen Haliczer argues that the comuneros were extremely concerned to provide the good government which they felt was lacking and wanted to establish and broaden civil rights such as the right not to be subjected to excessive and cruel punishment 81 . This case provides further evidence in support of that view.…”
Section: Teresa Tinsley Universidad Of Exetermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subrayado en el original Primero, los Angulo ofrecieron las fuentes que legitimaban su autoridad: la aclamación popular y la elección por las corporaciones de la ciudad. Ellos no reclamaban el gobierno del Perú, sino el del Cuzco; y se hacían eco de la política de la ciudades privilegiadas que formaba parte importante de la historia política de España (Romero, 1959;Haliczer, 1981). La referencia más amplia a «la patria» sitúa al Cuzco como parte de algo más grande, aunque el centro era la ciudad andina.…”
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