Power and Persecution: Political Influence in Inquisition Trials

Through meticulous research and sharp analysis, this book examines how influential figures wielded the Inquisition to consolidate power, silence opposition, and shape societies. It uncovers the hidden agendas behind the persecution, the political motivations driving key decisions, and the lives irreparably altered in the name of justice.

Combining historical evidence with modern insights, Ubagan paints a vivid picture of the Inquisition’s complex legacy, challenging readers to consider how these historical dynamics still resonate in today's political and legal systems.

This work is an essential read for history enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone seeking to understand the intersection of power, faith, and justice in shaping human history.