Twentieth-Century Spain

F. J. ROMERO-SALVADO is Lecturer in Modern European History at London Guildhall University.

• List of MapsPrefaceAcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsMapsIntroductionThe Liberal Monarchy: The Politics of Notables, 1898-1923From Dictatorship to Republic, 1923-1931The Second Republic: A Brief Exercise of Democracy, 1931-1936A Modern Crusade: The Spanish Tragedy 1936-1939Franco, Regent for Life, 1939-1975The Triumph of Democracy, 1975NotesIndex.

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