by Miguel Artola · Turner. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788485137398
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«Los afrancesados» is the historical essay by Miguel Artola, published by Ediciones Turner in paperback (347 pages, in Spanish).
The book studies Spanish afrancesamiento during the Peninsular War: it distinguishes French cultural influence from political collaborationism and examines who the afrancesados were, the positions they held, their loyalty to the intruder and their collaboration with the occupiers. It also addresses the repression they suffered and their exile.
The work, with a prologue by Gregorio Marañón, was published in 1976 and includes manuscript sources, bibliography and indexes.
A historical work intended for university students and readers interested in the Peninsular War.
Miguel Artola Gallego was a Spanish intellectual and historian. He was born in San Sebastián, and died, aged 96, in Madrid.
