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Hippolyta Fernández de Heredia, wife of Don Luis de Hijar, Duke and Earl of Belchite Híjar in will made on 31 July 1565, m donated some goods for Belchite foundation of a convent of the Jesuits . Jersuitas parents, for various reasons, could not carry out the foundation, taking charge of the same Augustinian religious, who, with part of the testamentary legacy, founded monastery on May 25, 1594. The foundation Primal was in the chapel of Belchite Pueyo. The considerable distance from the chapel of the village, which caused problems of any kind to the community, was that religious people should be moved to in 1597. In 1835, after nearly 250 years spent in Belchite, religious definitely left the convent and church under the decree of 11 October, which decided the expulsion of religious orders.
They highlight in the book we discussed: the surrender and harmony among religious private and parochial chapter, prior to shipment, the detailed study, within the ruins lititaciones documentaries and current building, the convent and church of the Augustinian and records, although incomplete due to lack of documentation, of the religious who lived over the years in the convent, the problems caused by the inheritance received by two priests among his heirs and the community, an interesting account of the property he owned the convent 1755, which amount was enough for the religious life could lead a dignified performance from 1757 of the management and teaching activities of the grammar school founded by the city.
The work is well documented in primary sources. National Historical Archive surrogates include founding documents that deal mainly on economic issues and chapels and the Book Capbreo and origin of the Census Income, and Real Treudos sites owned by the Convent of n. PS Belchite Augustine, 1772. " It also outlines interesting archive documents Híjar House, referring to the foundational chapter of the convent.
The book has a worthy and painstaking research on a specific event: the convent of the Augustinian Belchite. It lies within a line of research, fortunately on the rise, which focuses on the study of people, places or institutions that, precisely because of its peculiarities have been left to one side, quite often, by professional historians, with danger of falling into the historic neglect. The rescue of these historical phenomena "humble", which, in essence, have an undeniable value, are being carried out largely by meritorious persons, which, with tenacity, dedication and no small personal sacrifice, made a historical work commendable, covering many gaps in our past. Don Julio Martín Blasco, lead author of the work we are discussing is an example to highlight in this type of work, who succeeded in various publications, giving birth to important research on the history of Belchite, highlighting the extensive review of the Archbishop of Guatemala, Pedro Cortes and Larraz, son of Belchite. The book is well edited and has attached excellent graphic documentation. Of note is the generous support of the City of Belchite for this type of work. MARIA JESUS \u200b\u200bGARCIA Añoveros
Medievali Hispanica
Hispania Sacra 47 (1995)
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