iberianism in alicante during the revolutionary six-year period | el iberismo en alicante durante el sexenio revolucionario
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Abstract
The Revolutionary Six-Year Period was a favourable time for supporters of the Iberian Union to try and put their projects into practice. Alicante’s press reflected both the desires of monarchists, who sought the enthronement of Fernando de Coburgo, and those of republicans, who wished instead to establish a Federal Iberian Republic. Both projects failed during the Six-Year Period, and a period of decline of Iberianism began. | El Sexenio Revolucionario fue un período favorable para que los partidarios de la unión ibérica intentasen poner en práctica sus proyectos. La prensa alicantina reflejó tanto los anhelos de los monárquicos, que buscaron la entronización de Fernando de Coburgo, como los de los republicanos, que preferían fundar una República Federal Ibérica. Ambos proyectos fracasaron durante el Sexenio, comenzando un período de declive del iberismo.
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| Authors | ;José Antonio Rocamora Rocamora |
| Journal | journal of urban health |
| Year | 2008 |
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10.14198/PASADO2008.7.11
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