Most of the book deals with Jewish communal life in Navarre. Ch. 6 (pp. 131-147), "From Tolerance to Expulsion", relates that although in the 13th-14th centuries Navarre welcomed Jews driven out of Aquitaine and France, from the mid-14th century a change in the mentality of various segments of society became evident, and little by little intolerance took over. Popular animosity arose in advance of royal measures or in conjunction with them, sometimes giving rise to ecclesiastical measures. Gives examples of accusations brought against Jews, restrictions placed upon them, and the animosity toward Conversos. The Jews were expelled in 1498 due to pressure of the Catholic Monarchs on the sovereigns Jean and Catherine. Pp. 149-249 contain documents.