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... Liberal approach had early shown itself , but it was not until the quarrels over the power of the Church that the Liberals succeeded in overthrowing the Conservatives , partly by a break - away from the latter party . So was ushered in ...
... Liberal approach had early shown itself , but it was not until the quarrels over the power of the Church that the Liberals succeeded in overthrowing the Conservatives , partly by a break - away from the latter party . So was ushered in ...
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... Liberals 32 90,000 65,000 Conservatives 30 100,000 Agrarian Labour 14 25,000 Radical Democrats 15,000 Democrats 7 15,000 Ibáñez Socialists 5 10,000 Popular Socialists 5,000 8294512 CO I 3 * Falangists ( Social Christian ) 20,000 I ...
... Liberals 32 90,000 65,000 Conservatives 30 100,000 Agrarian Labour 14 25,000 Radical Democrats 15,000 Democrats 7 15,000 Ibáñez Socialists 5 10,000 Popular Socialists 5,000 8294512 CO I 3 * Falangists ( Social Christian ) 20,000 I ...
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... Liberals Conservatives Labour Agrarian Labour Radical Democrats Democrats Ibáñez Socialists Popular Socialists Falangists ( Social Christian ) Progressive Liberals Traditional Conservatives Popular Democrats Authentic Socialists * 28 + ...
... Liberals Conservatives Labour Agrarian Labour Radical Democrats Democrats Ibáñez Socialists Popular Socialists Falangists ( Social Christian ) Progressive Liberals Traditional Conservatives Popular Democrats Authentic Socialists * 28 + ...
Contents
Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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