Cándido Nocedal (1821-1885)del liberalismo progresista al tradicionalismo carlista

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This doctoral thesis examines the biography of Cándido Nocedal (A Coruña, 1821-Madrid,1885), studying his political and ideological evolution from progressive liberalism, the doctrine that marked his early political career, to Carlism, the movement he supported at the time of his death.This doctoral thesis seeks to explore the ideological evolution of Cándido Nocedal, one of the most remarkable politicians in 19th century Spain. Nocedal’s political behaviour also serves as a guide for understanding the events and socio-political problems of a large part of the 19th century. Analysis of the relevant political movements and the resulting stances that Nocedal advocated, specifically in the Progressive Party (1840-1843), the Moderate Party (1844-1869), and in the Carlist Communion (1871-1885), shed light on this period. Therefore, this dissertation sets out to consider the following factors: the political arena where Nocedal’s career developed, his personal and emotional relationships, particularly where these influenced his political actions, and lastly, the interaction between his political activity and the events that shaped the nation...