had taken "a very active part in the events" in other towns, such as Cádiz, Granada, Jerez de la Frontera, San Fernando, Carmona, Lebrija, Paradas, Chipiona and San Lúcar de Barrameda, but that later had been "abandoned by the phonies". The consequence was that the repression also fell on the internationalists, especially after the formation of the government of Emilio Castelar. On 16 August 1873, "The Federation", an organ of the FRE-AIT, explained why in its opinion the cantonal rebellion had failed: See also First Spanish Republic Third Carlist War References Bibliography External links Cartagena-Cantón-1873, a group making a historical reenactment of the canton of Cartagena. Anarchism in Spain Federalism in Spain History of Cartagena, Spain Libertarian socialism Revolutions in Spain Wars involving Spain Conflicts in 1873 1873 in Spain Conflicts in 1874 1874 in Spain 19th-century rebellions 19th-century revolutions Cantonalism in Spain Naval mutinies