The Tragic Week: A Study of Anticlericalism in Spain, 1875-1912

Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part One. The Social And Political Milieu In Spain: 1875-1909 -- Chapter I. The National Crisis -- Chapter Ii. The Clerical Problem And The Politicians -- Chapter Iii. Reforms Versus Clericalism In The Government Of Antonio Maura -- Part Two. The Catalan Problem In The Framework Of National Politics -- Chapter Iv. The Region And Its Politics -- Chapter V. Personalities And Forces For Revolution -- Chapter Vi. The Governor And The Terrorists -- Chapter Vii. The Struggle For The Masses -- Chapter Viii. Mounting Tension: Plans For A General Strike -- Part Three. The Prelude To The Tragic Week May To July 1909 -- Chapter Ix. Public Opinion And The Moroccan Adventure -- Chapter X. From Street Demonstrations To General Strike -- Part Four The Tragic Week -- Chapter Xi. Events: July 26 Through August 1, 1909 -- Chapter Xii. The Tally Sheet -- Chapter Xiii. Francisco Ferrer: Author And Chief Of The Rebellion -- Part Five. Conclusions -- Chapter Xiv. National Consequences Of The Tragic Week: 1909-1912 -- Chapter Xv. The Function Of Anticlericalism In Spanish Politics -- Chronology Bibliography Notes Index -- Chronology: 1833 - 1913 -- Bibliography -- Notes -- Index Joan Connelly Ullman. Mode Of Access: Internet Via World Wide Web. In English.