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Cultivating Madrid .................16734$ $$FM 05-16-0812:40:52 PS PAGE1 .................16734$ $$FM 05-16-0812:40:53 PS PAGE2 Cultivating Madrid Public Space and Middle-Class Culture in the Spanish Capital, 1833–1890 Daniel Frost Lewisburg BucknellUniversityPress .................16734$ $$FM 05-16-0812:40:55 PS PAGE3 (cid:2)2008byRosemontPublishing&PrintingCorp. All rights reserved. Authorization to photocopy items for internal or personal use, or the internal or personal use of specific clients, is grantedbythecopyrightowner,providedthatabasefeeof$10.00,plus eight cents per page, per copy is paid directly to the Copyright Clear- anceCenter,222RosewoodDrive,Danvers,Massachusetts01923.[978-0- 8387-5679-9/08$10.00(cid:3)8¢pp,pc.] AssociatedUniversityPresses 2010EastparkBoulevard Cranbury,NJ08512 Thepaperusedinthispublicationmeetstherequirementsofthe AmericanNationalStandardforPermanenceofPaperforPrinted LibraryMaterialsZ39.48-1984. LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationData Frost,Daniel CultivatingMadrid:publicspaceandmiddle-classcultureinthe Spanishcapital,1833–1890/DanielFrost. p. cm. Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex. ISBN978-0-8387-5679-9(alk.paper) 1.Spanishliterature—19thcentury—Historyandcriticism. 2.Madrid(Spain)—Inliterature. 3.Literatureand society–Spain—Madrid—History—19thcentury. 4.Public spaces—Spain—Madrid—History—19thcentury. 5.Land reform—Spain—Madrid—History—19thcentury. I.Title. PQ6073.M26F76 2007 860.9.9(cid:2)94641—dc22 2007044300 PRINTEDINTHEUNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA .................16734$ $$FM 05-16-0812:40:55 PS PAGE4 ForSusan,Luca, andnow,Marco .................16734$ $$FM 05-16-0812:40:55 PS PAGE5 Iknowthedangerofseeingmorebeautythanthereis,ormorehorror. Ican’tmakeofthelandagarden. —CarolFrost,‘‘HuntingJournals’’ .................16734$ $$FM 05-16-0812:40:55 PS PAGE6 Contents Acknowledgments 9 Introduction:TheCultureoftheImprover 13 PartI: APublicfortheGarden: Planning,Costumbrismo,andPublicDiversion 1833–1849 1. ThePublicLandscapesofRamo´ndeMesonero Romanos 29 Otroterrenoma´spropiodeldı´a 29 AvatarsoftheReformistVoice 37 2. TheEducationofdonPeriquito:PublicGardens andMetropolitanMannersinLarra 67 DonPeriquito 67 AnticipatoryTendencies 73 Latendenciaenteramentenueva 81 Mediosaber 94 PartII: PublicGardensandPrivateAffairs intheSpanishRealistNovel,1881–1889 3. MadridandtheNatureofAdultery 101 ¿Ado´ndeirı´amosenMadrid...? 101 Elinmensoimperiodelaopinio´n 119 4. ParisorVallecas?UncertainRelationshipson theCity’sOutskirts 127 Comoquiensecontemplaenunespejo...(Paris) 139 OneLastLook 150 Epilogue 157 Conclusion 166 Notes 175 References 198 Index 208 7 .................16734$ CNTS 05-16-0812:40:56 PS PAGE7 .................16734$ CNTS 05-16-0812:40:56 PS PAGE8 Acknowledgments I OWE THISBOOK TOMOM ANDDAD,JOEL,BRAD, JO,AND LUIS, AS well as to Esther and Jeff, Nicola and Jonathan, Marı´a, Ri- cardo,three Juans,andthebasketball team.ThanksMary, Phil, Diane, Helen, Anne, Bobby, Francesca, Felicia, and Johnforyourpatienceandsupport. ThankstomyfriendsandcolleaguesatHolyCross,andto theadministration—notablyDeanTimothyAustin,Debbie Neal,AnnMacGillivray,andtheCommitteeonFellowship, Research and Publications—for granting me the occasion towrite.IoweaspecialdebtofgratitudetoMichaelC.and MaureenRuettgers,generousbenefactorsofmywork. I am grateful for the gracious and good-natured help from Esther Sanz Murillo at the Museo Municipal de Ma- drid,thestaffattheArchivoGeneraldelaVilladeMadrid, and the indefatigable turno de man˜ana team in the Sala GoyaattheBibliotecaNacionaldeEspan˜a.Mythanksalso to Isabel Ortega of the Biblioteca Nacional and to Concha OcamposattheMuseoNacionaldelPrado. This book would not have beenfinished withoutthe wis- dom and expertise of my readers at Associated University Presses. Finally, mythanks toNacho,Susana, andVioleta, whose hospitality and friendship have remained infallible— despite the odd undercooked fish. Thanks also to Kristin forcheckinginonthe‘‘parksandgardens,’’andtomyfam- ily in North Carolina, Florida, and, occasionally, New- foundland. ThanksmostofalltoSusan. 9 .................16734$ $ACK 05-16-0812:40:58 PS PAGE9 .................16734$ $ACK 05-16-0812:40:58 PS PAGE10

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