by John Lynch · El País. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788498157659
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«Felipe II y la transformación del Estado» is the historical essay by John Lynch, published by El País in hardcover (479 pages, in Spanish).
The book analyzes the reign of Philip II and the profound reorganization of the Spanish state: the exercise of government, the confrontation with Islam, Spain's involvement in the Counter-Reformation, and the shift of the monarchy's interests toward the Atlantic and the north, in order to explain the war and the final recession.
Volume 12 of the Historia de España collection, directed by John Lynch; translation of the work Spain, 1516-1598, carried out by Editorial Crítica. 2007 edition.
For readers interested in the history of Spain and the sixteenth century.
John Lynch is an actor and novelist from Northern Ireland. He won the AACTA Awards Award for Best Actor for his performance in Angel Baby (1995). His notable screen credits include Cal, The Secret Garden, In the Name of the Father, Sliding Doors, the television series The Fall, Medici, The Head, The Banishing, and Blue Lights. Lynch is also the author of the novels Torn Water and Falling Out of Heaven.
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