Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... Liberal army officers prepared 3 Liberalism in Spain has both a political and a religious content . As elsewhere in Europe ( where the term Liberal was adopted ) , its adherents defended a limitation on the absolute power of the monarch ...
... Liberal army officers prepared 3 Liberalism in Spain has both a political and a religious content . As elsewhere in Europe ( where the term Liberal was adopted ) , its adherents defended a limitation on the absolute power of the monarch ...
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... Liberal army officers succeeded in leading troops in Andalusia , who were waiting to embark for America , in a pronunciamiento against absolutism . Names and episodes lack importance . The salient factors are the triumph of the movement ...
... Liberal army officers succeeded in leading troops in Andalusia , who were waiting to embark for America , in a pronunciamiento against absolutism . Names and episodes lack importance . The salient factors are the triumph of the movement ...
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... Liberal groups in exile . Moderate Liberalism - that is to say , a program of a properly defined liberty — was precisely the formula supported by the bour- geoisie in coastal cities and by businessmen who began to appear in Madrid in ...
... Liberal groups in exile . Moderate Liberalism - that is to say , a program of a properly defined liberty — was precisely the formula supported by the bour- geoisie in coastal cities and by businessmen who began to appear in Madrid in ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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