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Ramn Power y Giralt, who was selected to represent the island during the Rosetta Stone Arabic first period, succeeded in having the Cortes revoke the absolute powers of the island's colonial governor. In the latter period Demetrio O'Daly convinced the Cortes to annul the colonial governor's control of the island's armed forces and permit freedom of the press. However, in 1814 and again in 1820 the Spanish government curtailed these periods of moderate colonial rule and reinstated its absolutist control.In 1837 a fairly permanent constitutional monarchy was established in Spain; however, Spanish lawmakers argued that the colonies were not true Spanish provinces and therefore should be governed by special laws. For more than three decades Puerto Ricans waited for the despotic rule of military colonial governors to loosen. During that period political thought on the island began to crystallize, and requests were Rosetta Stone German made for assimilation into the Spanish government and representation in the Cortes. In contrast, a conservative bloc strongly favoured the status quo, and a small third group advocated complete independence.Movements toward self-government A local commission, elected in 1865 to recommend governmental reforms, reported that slavery should be abolished before any other meaningful reforms were attempted. Political conservatives in Spain and on the island were shocked by the report, and the alarmed colonial government took steps to curtail a supposedly growing rebellious sentiment. Some of the more outspoken and respected islanders were arrested and sent to Spain for trial. Thus provoked, a small group of pro-independence radicals attempted an uprising, now known as the Grito de Lares (Cry of Lares), on Rosetta Stone Arabic September 23, 1868.

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