The Socialist Party of Argentina, 1890-1930

Hobart A. Spalding · Richard J. Walter

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* Acknowledgments * Preface * Chapters *1. Emergence: 1890-1895 *2. Organization and Recruitment: 1895-1900 *3. Repression and Growth: 1900-1910 *4. Palacios: 1904-1908 *5. Reform: 1910-1913 *6. Elections, Congress, and the 'Palacios Affair': 1914-1915 *7. Yrigoyen, War, and Labor: 1916-1919 *8. Socialists and Radicals after the 'Semana Tragica': 1919-1921 *9. Socialists and the Alvear Administration: 1922-1927 *10. Schism: 1927-1930 *11. Conclusion * Appendices * Notes * Bibliography * Index

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