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But the fact is that the Spanish patriots fighting the occupation were liberal, too, as evidenced by the constitution of 1812. A society committed to the notion that government is always bad will have bad government. And it doesn't have to be that way. — Paul Krugman
At least, that's the message from the book I read, which describes close friend from Goya hoping to use the french presence to get rid of some spanish bad habits (mainly religious influence that they criticized), and being deceived as the war -curiously quite secondary from a french perspective- takes its toll.
Anyway, as I haven't got enough background to argue here, and as I don't want to get involved into a new flaming debate here, after the one with IM, so count me as convinced. You may delete my messages if you find them too off base.
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