Madrid: Joaquín de Ibarra, 1767. Ibarra bible. Read More about Biblia Sacra vulgatae editionis

Boston: Published by William Wells, No. 6, Court-Street, [1808]. First edition. Read More about Exposition of the Prctices and Machinations which led to the Usurpation of the Crown of Spain,...

Prometheus Pictures, 1937. Scarce promotional still from Hemingway's Spanish War film of 1937. The Spanish Earth was a 1937 documentary directed by Dutch filmmaker Joris Ivens. The idea came about in December 1936 when several literary figures, including Lillian Hellman, Ernest Hemingway, John Dos Passos, Dorothy Parker, and Archibald MacLeish..... Read More about Promotional production still from 'The Spanish Earth', a film narrated and jointly written by...

Barcelona: de la Viuda de Don Agustin Roca, nd, c. 1820. Read More about Cartas sobre los obstáculos que la naturaleza, la opinión y las leyes oponen à la felicidad...

Madrid: En la Imprenta de Repullés, 1812. First (?) Madrid edition (first published in Cadiz, 1811). From librarian, book thief, staunch republican, anti-cleric, and Spanish Romantic Bartolomé José Gallardo (1776-1852). This irreverent swipe at ruling taste and power landed the author in jail and eventually precipitated his exile to London..... Read More about Diccionario Crítico-Burlesco; del que se Titula "Diccionario Razanado Manual para...

[ca.1829]. A page of notes on Ismael ben Ferrag, a Moorish leader in medieval Granada. In part: "With all his courtesy to his Christian foe, Ismael ben Farag was a Moslem of the old stamp. He detested the subtleties with which learned commentators had overlaid the simplicity of the primitive..... Read More about Autograph Manuscript, describing the death of Ismail ben Farog, Moorish leader in medieval Spain

London: Printed for M. Cooper, 1745. First Edition. Lestock was in command of the rear of the fleet and was determined not to help his rival, Admiral Mathews, who was commander. Subsequently, Lestock was tried and acquitted of all charges. This is part of his defense. Read More about Account of the Late Engagement Near Toulon, Between His Majesty’s Fleet, and The Fleets of...

Londres: Pour le compte de l'Auteur, 1723. Published the same year as the first edition (in English). Martin an English merchant who was arrested in Malaga in 1718 and spent 8 months in the hands of the inquiition. He recounts his experiences in great detail. Read More about Le Procez, et Les Souffrances de Isaac Martin qui fur [i.e., fut] mis a Inquisition en Espagne,...

Leiden: for Jean Jeanszoon Orlers, & Henry de Haestens, 1612. First edition in French. First edition in French of Orlers' Den Nassauscgen Lauren-crans (1610), a compendium of the military exploits of Prince Maurice of Nassau (1567-1625) during the Dutch Revolt against Spain during the Eighty Years' War. The plate at..... Read More about Description & Representation de Toutes les Victoires Tant que par Eau que par Terre … sous...

[New York]: Privately Printed, Christmas 1909. First edition, presentation copy to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt. Printed at the De Vinne Press. A luxuriantly illustrated account of motoring in Spain at the turn of the century, a tale of misadventures and elegance, and an encounter with Spanish royalty. Read More about The Motor that went to Court

London: Simpson LOw, Marston & Company Limited St. Dunstan's House, 1899. First edition. Read More about Three Pleasant Years in Portugal

Madrid: en la oficina de Blas Romàn, 1770. First edition. Saint Eulàlia (Aulaire, Aulazia, Ollala, Eulària) (ca. 290-12 February 303), co-patron saint of Barcelona, was a thirteen-year-old Roman Christian virgin who suffered martyrdom in Barcelona during the persecution of Christians in the reign of emperor Diocletian. Read More about Vida, Martyrios, y Grandezas de Santa Eulalia, hija, patrona, y tutelar de la ciudad de...