Spain's Glorious Revolution: The Battle of Alcolea (1868) Introduction
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The Battle of Alcolea occurred on September 28, 1868, on a bridge above the Guadalquivir River in the town of Alcolea, Córdoba, Spain. It was a crucial moment in the history of Spain. It served as a major shift in the nation's political landscape, setting the stage for the Glorious Revolution (known as "La Gloriosa"), which ultimately resulted in the removal of Queen Isabella II from power and the formation of a provisional government. This battle occurred in a context of political unrest, dissatisfaction, and a strong desire for change within Spain. During this battle, forces led by General Francisco Serrano y Domínguez, representing the revolutionaries, defeated the government forces loyal to Queen Isabella II. of Spain, under the command of General Manuel Pavía. This decisive victory compelled Queen Isabella II to flee Spain and seek exile in France. To read rest of this article, please visit this very link: https://www.timeprinternews.comAll Rights Reserved
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