The origins of the polisynodial system we see them in Aspects of European History, 1494-1789, written by Stephen J. Lindsay, published by Cambridge University Press, 1957, which as all we know is a pamphlet of nationalistic Spanish propaganda, in its page 147: « In Habsburg Spain the government had been carried on by a mass of councils of which the most important had been the Council of State, which advised the king on foreign affairs Some councils dealt with the affairs of the Spanish dominions these included the Council of Aragon, the Council of Italy, the Council of Flanders and the Council of the Indies, and for a time the Council of Portugal - Trasamundo ( talk) 22:13, 23 January 2009 (UTC)». If we read The New Cambridge Modern History: The Old Regime, 1713-1763 written by J. 40.1 Double standards & Anti-Spanish Bias.37 Cosialcastells sockpuppetry confirmed.31 Summary of the 'too many colors are confusing' argument.30 spanish monarchy posessions, not administred by spain.24.1 Lost territories to the Hispanic American wars of independence (1828).23 Map of the Spanish Empire without claims.20 The Decline and Fall of Portuguese Seapower, 1583-1663.17.6 Conservative or liberal in what we show at the beginning?.17.5 Use dots rather than shaded areas for enclaves, forts etc?.17.2 Show historical borders as of a certain date?.

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