The Two Spains two_spains.1 · dlc016
In a cottage on the outskirts of Barcelona, a woman with blistered hands wraps a woolen thread around the pegs of a loom. The factory required five meters by the end of the week, and as it demanded, it would receive. In Andalucía, a man swings his hoe into the unforgiving soil. A line of a hundred stands on each side of him. None of them would ever know anything more. Outside a tent in Toledo, an officer walks along a line of conscripts. His head is full of gunsmoke, and theirs contain nothing at all. They would need to learn, he knew. How to forage, how to make one cartridge do the work of ten. If the moral truly outweighed the material, it would be proven here.
The Most Exalted two_spains.2 · dlc016
The spirit of urban, enlightened … has triumphed over the … of Crown and Church. Wherever the future takes us, we shall follow unburdened by tradition.
"The world never saw nobler audacity, Nor ever saw a day of greater valor, Than the one when, inflamed, we felt the fire, Excite in Riego love for the homeland. Soldiers, the homeland calls us to the fight, Let us swear for her to conquer or die." — Evaristo Fernández de San Miguel, Himno de Riego
The Spirit of Don Carlos two_spains.3 · dlc016
The spirit of rural, traditionalist … has triumphed over the … of Enlightenment and Constitution. The Godless future once thought inevitable has been banished from our shores.
"Through Catholicism man recognized the law of order, and through man this order entered into society. The redemption regained for the moral world the laws which it had lost through prevarication and sin. Catholic dogma became the criterion for the sciences, Catholic ethics the guide for human actions, and Catholic charity the standard for the affections. Human conscience, freed from the corrosive action of error and sin, was thus enlightened in its interior, as in its exterior darkness. And, guided bv the light of these three criterions, was restored to the felicity of lost innocence." — Juan Donoso Cortés, Essays on Catholicism, Liberalism, and Socialism
Two Spains 4 two_spains.4 · dlc016
"Is this it? Do we have the Republic?" Francisco looked up at the open window, at the pale copyist leaning out of it. The scent of ink and candle wax wafted out after him. "Not yet, but soon," he replied. "We can hope! That's more than we could say last week!"
Two Spains 41 two_spains.41 · dlc016
"Is this it? Do we have the Republic?" Francisco looked up at the open window, at the pale copyist leaning out of it. The scent of ink and candle wax wafted out after him. "Not yet, but soon," he replied. "We can hope! That's more than we could say last week!"
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