 These new Noucentista views had partly assimilated and inherited these ideals, but were in favour of more modern values that represented their faith in (most probably far-fetched) idealist changes.A majority of members of the industrial bourgeoisie of the country supported the Regionalist League, which became the most influential party until about 1925.Now that they had been given the chance, intellectuals of Noucentisme (itself a vehicle of this conservative, Catholic Catalanism), led by Eugeni d'Ors, advocated a project of "cultural intervention" based on four principles