The Quarterly Review, Volumes 280-281William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1943 |
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... Falange Española Tradi- cionalista y de las Juntas ofensivas Nacional - Sindi- calistas - which has been abbreviated to Falange . But the one party is to a great extent superficial and in reality Catholics are still Catholics ...
... Falange Española Tradi- cionalista y de las Juntas ofensivas Nacional - Sindi- calistas - which has been abbreviated to Falange . But the one party is to a great extent superficial and in reality Catholics are still Catholics ...
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... Falange . One of the many similarities between Spaniards and Englishmen is their monarchical tendency , and the bulk of Spaniards are by nature monarchists . is also probable that the great majority of army officers are monarchists ...
... Falange . One of the many similarities between Spaniards and Englishmen is their monarchical tendency , and the bulk of Spaniards are by nature monarchists . is also probable that the great majority of army officers are monarchists ...
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... Falange , but there are many signs that it has decreased owing to the diminishing power and influence of the pro- German section of Falange and to the hatred by Spaniards of any foreign interference in their internal affairs . The Axis ...
... Falange , but there are many signs that it has decreased owing to the diminishing power and influence of the pro- German section of Falange and to the hatred by Spaniards of any foreign interference in their internal affairs . The Axis ...
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