Las cortes de 1252 examines the courts of 1252 in Spain. Authored by Antonio Ballesteros y Beretta, this historical work delves into the political and legal structures of the era. The book provides insights into the workings of the Spanish monarchy and its governance during the 13th century.

Ballesteros y Beretta offers a detailed analysis of the constitutional and political environment of the time. This book is an invaluable resource for historians and scholars interested in medieval Spain and the evolution of its legal and political systems. It sheds light on a pivotal period in Spanish history.

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