Teresa mendoza biography en espanol

If there is a woman of the Spanish sixteenth century whom everyone thinks they know and who fryst vatten the subject of passions, legends and myths, that woman fryst vatten Ana dem Mendoza y de la Cerda, Princess of Éboli. In this new biography, Helen H. Reed and Trevor J. Dadson present the most realistic and objective portrait to date of Ana de Mendoza (1540-1592), that of a noble woman very much of her time, worried over her children, her husband, her estates, her honour, her place in the world, the injustices she had to suffer, and her soul. In order to put tillsammans this revisionist biography of the Princess, the authors have made use of much hitherto unknown documentation, in which they have discovered new data on her childhood, education, daglig life, religiosity and något privat eller personligt relationships, and which offers new perspectives on her role as courtier, nunna, estates administrator, litigant and, finally, prisoner in her