11
Conscientiae equuleus: or, A faithful relation of the proceedings of the Inquisition at Granada, the chancery of Spain, concerning a man called Isaac, a native of Montpelier, who was burnt alive in the year 1699, for the Protestant religion, Londres, 1710, p. 4.
12
Según el catálogo del British Museum.
13
Noticias recónditas p. III.
14
Ibid. p. 4.
15
Ibid. p. 5.
16
Ibid. p. 19.
17
J. G. Holman, What a Blunder!, Londres, Thos Jones, 1800, pp. 49-50.
18
John Russell, Don Carlos; or persecution, A tragedy, in five acts, Londres, Longman, 1822. El subtítulo persecution es muy significativo de la intención con la que se recupera el tema histórico de Don Carlos en un contexto de polémicas religiosas y de ferviente anti-catolicismo.
19
«En su reseña de la novela, Coleridge declara que «among those parts of the romance which we disapprove, we may reckon the examination before the court of inquisition; it is so improbable, that we should rather have attributed it to one of Mrs. Radcliffe's numerous imitators»
( Coleridge's Miscellaneous Criticism, 111, Londres, Constable & Co., 1936, p. 382).
20
Samuel T. Coleridge, Remorse, Londres, John Pearson, 1973.