La prensa liberal española en Londres y París ante la constitución de Cádiz. 1824-1830

Abstract

The present paper reviews the position of the Spanish Liberals exiled in England and France during the Ominous Decade (1812-1833) regarding the Spanish Constitution of 1812 (abrogated a second time by Fernando VII in 1823). With this aim, three of the most renowned Spanish politician publications of this period are examined: El Español Constitucional, Ocios de Españoles Emigrados y El Precursor. The first two newspapers were printed in London and the third one in Paris.

Keywords

• Spanish Liberalism in exile
• Spanish Constitution of 1812
• Spanish Constitutional History Nineteenth Century