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Within a few years Federalism had seized control of the Mediterranean and Andalusian coast , followed close behind by labor extremism a reflection of the First International . This movement was certain to find generous support among ...
Within a few years Federalism had seized control of the Mediterranean and Andalusian coast , followed close behind by labor extremism a reflection of the First International . This movement was certain to find generous support among ...
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Far more than in other Western European countries , the conservative classes of Spain were intransigent in their attitude toward labor demands , because of the presence of a violent and destructive anarchist movement .
Far more than in other Western European countries , the conservative classes of Spain were intransigent in their attitude toward labor demands , because of the presence of a violent and destructive anarchist movement .
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But Maura's policy was doomed to failure by the workers ' explosion in Barcelona in 1909 — an explosion that had been foreseen since 1901 , but that nothing had been done to avoid , because the labor problem was considered only in terms ...
But Maura's policy was doomed to failure by the workers ' explosion in Barcelona in 1909 — an explosion that had been foreseen since 1901 , but that nothing had been done to avoid , because the labor problem was considered only in terms ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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