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Nationalism, religious violence, and hate speech in nineteenth-century Western Europe : memories of intolerance / edited by Francisco Javier Ramon Solans.

Servetus' memory as the symbol of Christian intolerance / Valentine Zuber -- Remembering and narrating Catholic intolerance in anti-Catholic British discourse during the long nineteenth century / Geraldine Vaughan -- A battle for freedom : The statue of Giordano Bruno in Rome / Massimo Bucciantini -- Manipulating martyrdom : repurposing the victims of blasphemy prosecution for libertarian purposes in nineteenth century England / David S. Nash -- Between perpetrator and victim. Pedro Arbues' canonization and the memory of inquisition in 1867 Europe / Francisco Javier Ramon Solans -- The "legend" of intolerant Spain in nineteenth-century Spanish reactionary discourse / Juan Pablo Dominguez -- The crusade between memorial activation and re-enactment : sacrifice, war and the brutalization of the enemy in the nineteenth-century / Ignazio Veca -- Memories and narratives of the Roman inquisition in the first half of the nineteenth century : silences, apologies, denunciations / David Armando -- The Reformation re-enacted. The role of the sixteenth-century memory in the Swiss Kulturkampf / Sarah Scholl -- Memory in anti-Judaism and modern antisemitism : German Catholic mentalities between 1870 and 1945 / Olaf Blaschke -- Sites of memory of intolerance / Francisco Javier Ramon Solans.