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Martyrs of Carral : ウィキペディア英語版
Solís Uprising
The Solís Uprising ((スペイン語:Levantamiento de Solís)) was an unsuccessful military uprising in Galicia (Spain) in 1846. The soldiers executed after the defeat became known as the Martyrs of Carral ((スペイン語:Mártires de Carral)).
==Context==
The Moderate Decade ((スペイン語:Década Moderada), 1844-1854) during the reign of Isabel II of Spain, was a period in which the leading party, the Partido Moderado, developed a version liberal conservatism, "liberal" only in the economic sense and in the rejection of absolute monarchy. General Ramón María Narváez was the strong man of the period, which was characterized by the curtailment of liberties and rights, and by administrative centralization.

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