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Cartas de amor y amor en cartas en la corte de Felipe II: el epistolario inédito de don Fadrique de Toledo con doña Magdalena de Guzmán, ca. 1565-1566

Abstract The fortunate discovery of the letters sent by Fadrique de Toledo, the eldest son of the Grand Duke of Alba, to his mistress Magdalena de Guzmán, between 1565 and 1566, is an epistolary corpus of exceptional value. The recovery of these documents provides a rare opportunity for a searching analysis of highly relevant aspects of amatory culture at the court of Philip II of Spain; above all, with regard to how love affairs were conducted at court, as well as the conflicts that resulted from both the dynastic strategies pursued by noble families and the regal control exerted over marriages between the nobility.