Spain from Within

"Spain from Within" by Rafael Shaw is a book that shines a light on the social and political issues in early 20th-century Spain by sharing the stories of everyday people and their views on society. It looks at the different social classes and how the working class feels about those in charge, like their leaders and the Church. Shaw shares conversations he had with people from different backgrounds to show their struggles and what they hope for. The book points out that many people don't trust the Church and the upper classes, feeling that politicians don't care about them. The topics of education, unfair taxes, and the role of the Church are mentioned, showing a society that's about to change. The beginning of the book introduces the main themes and suggests that it will explore the social and political problems of the time in more detail, focusing on the struggles and opinions of the general population.