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"The Court of Philip IV: Spain in Decadence" by Martin Hume offers a compelling glimpse into 17th-century Spain and the reign of Philip IV. This meticulously researched historical account examines the Spanish monarchy during a pivotal era, exploring the complexities of the Habsburg dynasty and the social and political landscape of the time.
Hume delves into the intricacies of Philip IV's court, providing a detailed study of the figures and events that shaped Spanish history. Readers interested in European history, particularly the Renaissance and Spain's role within it, will find this work invaluable. This book presents a nuanced portrait of a king and his kingdom grappling with challenges and change, making it an enduring resource for understanding a critical period in Spanish history.
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