HISTORY OF THE NAVAL BATTLE OF LEPANTO; ON THE RIGHT OF FEMALES TO SUCCEED TO THE CROWN OF ARAGON; COMPROMISE OF CASPE; INFLUENCE THAT SPAIN'S DOMINATION IN AMERICA HAD ON ITS COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND POPULATION. Compendium of writings published by the Royal Academy of History between 1851 and 1855: 1.- History of the Naval Battle of Lepanto, and judgment of the importance and consequences of that event, by D. Cayetano Rosell (1853) 260 pages + 2 plates (map and medals). Signed by the author. 2. Response that Don Javier de Quinto, author of a historical discourse, printed in 1840, on the Right of Females to Inherit the Crown of Aragon, hastens to give to Don José Morales Santisteban, author of a pamphlet entitled Historical Studies on the Kingdom of Aragon (1851). 198 pp. Signed by the author. 3. Examination of the events and circumstances that motivated the Compromise of Caspe, and critical judgment of this event and its consequences in Aragon and Castile, by Don Florencio Janer (1855) 189 pp. + 1 folded sheet + 1 plate. 4. Critical-historical examination of the influence that Spain's domination in America had on its commerce, industry, and population, by Don José Arias y Miranda (1854) 176 pp. Binding, somewhat worn, in period cloth.
