Juan Sempere y Guarinos en la Academia de Derecho Público de Santa Bárbaraderecho patrio versus jurisprudencia ultramontana
ISSN: 0212-5862, 1989-9823
Year of publication: 1996
Issue Title: Jesuítas en la España del siglo XVIII
Issue: 15
Pages: 447-464
Type: Article
More publications in: Revista de Historia Moderna: Anales de la Universidad de Alicante
Abstract
The Public Law Academy of Santa Barbara was created by the Borbonic Dynasty with reforming purposes. Its possibilities as an intellectual and political forum (with restrictions inherent in the enlightened dictatorship) were taken advantage of by the intellectual minority to discuss and raise questions related to the Judicial Spanish State and political problems that emerged during the XVIIth Century. The present analysis brings forward the invaluable contribution of Juan Sempere to the Academy.