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Introduction: Global Horizons and Local Interests in the Era of the Constitution of Cadiz

Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies, 2013
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Abstract of the Constitution of Cadiz (March 1812)

Cambridge Historical Journal, 1939
In the preamble, Ferdinand, King by God's grace and by the constitution of the Spanish monarchy, and in his absence the Regency nominated by the General and Extraordinary Cortes, made known that these Cortes decreed the following Constitution. In Title I, sovereignty is said to reside in the Spanish nation, which cannot be the patrimony of any family ...
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Military authority vs. constitutional legality. The debate on the Cadiz Constitution (Venezuela 1812-1814)

2008
La aplicación de la Constitución de Cádiz en la provincia de Venezuela provocó diferentes respuestas de las autoridades encargadas de la organización de los territorios al final del primer experimento republicano en julio de 1812. El propósito de este artículo es analizar estas respuestas, el tipo de argumentos utilizados por las autoridades en ...
Inés Quintero, Ángel Rafael Almarza
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Education and citizenship in the construction of the Spanish State: from the Constitution of Cadiz to the creation of the Ministry of Public Education (1812-1900)

2021
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Santana, Mario, Pérez García, Antonio
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“May provision be made for exact observance of the basic law that governs us”. The Constitution of Cadiz, the Cortes and political transition in Mexico, 1820-1822

2023
Between 1820 and 1822, New Spain transitioned from a colony held by the Spanish Crown to part of the doceañista liberal system, after the re-establisment of the Constitution of 1812 in May 1820. This triggered an independence process in February 1821 that was completed by the Independence Act in September the same year.
Bernal Ruiz, Graciela, Chust, Manuel
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The Special Jurisdiction of the Treasury between the Restoration of the Constitution of Cadiz in 1836 and the end of the Regencies (1843)

2010
SUMARIO: I.- El mantenimiento de la jurisdicción de hacienda y de otras jurisdicciones especiales. 1. El mantenimiento de la Jurisdicción especial. 2. Los motivos del mantenimiento de la Jurisdicción de Hacienda. II.- La organización de la jurisdicción de rentas. 1. Cuestiones generales. 2.
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The Constitution of Cadiz in Cuba: “diputaciones provinciales” and constitutional city councils (1812-1814)

2014
This paper addresses some issues related to the implementation of the Constitution of 1812 in its first, short term of validity in Cuba, from its proclamation in Havana in mid-August, 1812, to the end of October, 1814. Particular attention will be paid to the establishment of new local institutions, the Provincial Deputations and the Constitutional ...
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The Constitution of Cadiz in the Province of Pasto, Vice-royalti of the New Granada, 1812-1822

2008
In the midst of the imperial and colonial crisis, the loyal provinces of the Vice-royalty of New Granada tried to enforce the Constitution of the Spanish Monarchy, at least in relation with those rules and institutions that did not destabilize further the already precarious survival of the imperial régime. In the case of the royalist province of Pasto,
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“The Spaniard´s Revolution at Aranjuez”: the 19th of March myth up to the enactment of the Cadiz Constitution

2012
As all the nationalisms, the Spanish one is built through myths and anti-myths. The Mutiny of Aranjuez, currently known as a courtier intrigue, didn’t carry the same image in the following years after 1808. This essay will study many authors and politicians who considered the 19th of March as the beginning of the Spanish Revolution.
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The Right to Education: from the Cadiz Constitution to the Constitution of 1931

ISTORIYA, 2016
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