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| Introduction | |
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| Joachim Murat, Report on the Madrid Revolt (1808) | |
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| Napoleon Bonaparte, Message to the Spaniards (1808) | |
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| Calls to Arms (1808) | |
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| Decrees of the C��diz Cortes (1810-1814) | |
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| Diego Muñoz Torrero, On Freedom of the Press (1810) | |
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| The Congress of Venezuela, Declaration of Independence (1811) | |
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| The 1812 Constitution | |
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| Ferdinand VII, Declaration on the Constitution (1814) | |
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| Army Proclamation of 1820 | |
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| Ferdinand VII, Manifesto of October 1, 1823 | |
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| The Carlist Movement (1833) | |
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| Joaquim Rubió; y Ors, The Catalan Renaixenà a (1841) | |
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| Fernando Garrido, On Communism (1848) | |
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| Juan Donoso Cortés, On Religion and Liberty (1849) | |
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| Liberal Principles (1868-1869) | |
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| El Estado Catalan, On Federalism (1870) | |
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| Justo Zaragoza, On Slavery in the Spanish Antilles (1872) | |
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| The Alcoy Federation, An Anarchist Manifesto (1873) | |
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| Clarán, Hunger in Andalusia (1883) | |
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| Valentá Almirall, Spain Such as It Is (1887) | |
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| Emilia Pardo Baz��n, The Education of Men and Women (1892) | |
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| Pablo Iglesias, The Social Revolution (1892) | |
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| La Epoca, "Anarchist Attack in Barcelona" (1893) | |
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| Enric Prat de la Riba, Compendium of Catalanist Doctrine (1894) | |
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| Sabino de Arana, "What Are We?" (1895) | |
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| Francisco Silvela, "Without a Pulse" (1898) | |
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| Pablo Iglesias, "Our Bourgeoisie" (1898) | |
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| The Army and the Catalans (1905) | |
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| Alejandro Lerroux, "Rebels, Rebels!" (1906) | |
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| The Tarrasa Manifesto (1909) | |
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| Spanish Bishops, Against the Existence of the Secular Schools (1909) | |
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| Miryam, "Anticlerical Women: What We Want" (1910) | |
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| Juli��n Juderáas, The Black Legend (1914) | |
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| Program of the National Association of Spanish Women (1918) | |
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| José Ortega y Gasset, Invertebrate Spain (1922) | |
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| Miguel Primo de Rivera, The Barcelona Manifesto (1923) | |
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| Platform of the Patriotic Union (1928) | |
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| Alfonso XIII, Message of Renunciation (1931) | |
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| Spanish Bishops, On the Proposed Constitution (1931) | |
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| Manuel Azaña, "Spain Has Ceased to Be Catholic" (1931) | |
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| Parliamentary Debate on Women's Suffrage (1931) | |
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| The 1931 Constitution | |
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| Fernando de los Ráos, The Republican Education Program (1937) | |
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| La Pasionaria, "From Childhood to Maturity" (1966) | |
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| Artists' Statements (1931-1934) | |
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| El Debate, "A Large Catholic Majority" (1933) | |
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| José Antonio Primo de Rivera, Ideas of the Falange (1934) | |
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| Conservatives on Women and Feminism (1932, 1933, 1935) | |
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| El Socialista, On the Victory of the Popular Front (1936) | |
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| Francisco Franco, Manifesto of July 18, 1936 | |
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| Ideological Struggles of the Left (1936, 1937) | |
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| Decree Closing Religious Institutions (1936) | |
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| Germany and the Spanish Civil War (1936-1937) | |
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| British Parliamentary Debates on Spain (1937) | |
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| Spanish Bishops, On the War in Spain (1937) | |
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| George Orwell, Homage to Catalonia (1938) | |
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| Francisco Franco, Letter to Hitler (1940) | |
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| Francisco Franco, Laureate Cross Acceptance Speech (1940) | |
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| The Nationalist Movement, Law of Syndical Organization (1940) | |
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| José Rodráguez Vega, Impressions of Franco's Spain (1943) | |
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| The United States and Franco's Spain, 1945-1954 | |
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| Spanish Bishops, On Criticism, Propaganda, and Publicity (1950) | |
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| Law of the Fundamental Principles of the Nationalist Movement (1958) | |
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| Pilar Primo de Rivera, On the Rights of Working Women (1961) | |
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| Luis Buñuel, On Viridiana (1962) | |
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| Dionisio Ridruejo, On Resistance to Franco (1962) | |
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| The Nationalist Movement, The Woman in the New Society (1963) | |
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| The Abbot of Montserrat, "The Regime Calls Itself Christian" (1963) | |
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| ETA Communiqués (1970, 1973) | |
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| Women's Liberation Front, Founding Manifesto (1976) | |
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| The 1978 Constitution | |
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| Spanish Reflections on Franco (1979) | |
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| King Juan Carlos, Speech on the Coup d'��tat (1981) | |
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| Felipe Gonz��lez, Interview on the NATO Referendum (1986) | |
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| La Mesa de Ajuria Enea, Response to ETA (1997) | |
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| SOS Racismo, Annual Report on Racism in the Spanish State (1999 | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |