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CATHERINE M. JAFFE and KAREN STOLLEY, Introduction I. Debating and negotiating the Black Legend in the Hispanic World ANTONIO CALVO MATURANA, Nobody expects the Spanish Enlightenment: victimhood and sense of European belonging in late eighteenth-century Spain NURIA SORIANO MUNOZ, Bartolome de Las Casas and the Black Legend as a political problem in the Spanish Enlightenment: patriotism and victimhood KAREN STOLLEY, Rewriting the Black Legend in eighteenth-century New Spain: Francisco Javier Clavijero's Historia de la California ANA MARIA DIAZ BURGOS, Inquisitorial mission or colonial protocol: rethinking the Spanish Black Legend in the long-eighteenth-century Cartagena de Indias II. Translating the Black Legend CAROLE MARTIN, Instrumentalizing the Black Legend, or: how Don Quixote's dis/enchantment set the French Enlightenment in motion MARIA SOLEDAD BARBON, Competing fictions in Italian exile: Spanish Jesuit literati and the Black Legend CLORINDA DONATO, Writing and translating the Black Legend: French and Italian literary constructions of the Spanish empire in the eighteenth century CATHERINE M. JAFFE, "We are now members of the same flock": gender, nation, and conversion in Maria Rosario Romero's 1792 translation of Graffigny's Lettres d'une Peruvienne III. Deploying the Black Legend beyond the Hispanic World MICHAEL VINCENT, "He knew no music other than his own": Spain and isolation in biographies of Luigi Boccherini DAVID FREEMAN, The Black Legend in travel accounts: perceptions of Spain in eighteenth-century Dutch travel writing JONATHAN CRIMMINS, The Black Legend: liberalism, natural right, and British abolitionism REVA WOLF, The victim as martyr: the Black Legend and eighteenth-century representations of Inquisition punishments CATHERINE M. JAFFE AND KAREN STOLLEY, Epilogue