Description
Barahona examines the class conflicts and social structures that existed in the Spanish Basque province of Vizcaya to gain a better understanding of the problems between the Vizcayans and the Carlists.

Reviews
“Barahona’s solidly researched monograph is written in a clear prose which is enlivened by the author’s obvious enthusiasm for the subject. His book makes an important contribution to our understanding of a fascinating historical phenomenon, which should encourage further interest in the social history of similar movements in Spain and elsewhere in Europe.” —George Esenwein, Modern Europe, October 1991

“A fine, carefully written regional study, Barahona’s book belongs in every university library.” —CHOICE, October 1990