- (1814–1830) and the July
Monarchy (1830–1848), the
Doctrinals (French:
Doctrinaires) were a
group of
French royalists who
hoped to
reconcile the monarchy...
- 1780 – 24
October 1860) was a
French statesman,
leader of the
liberal Doctrinaires party during the
Bourbon Restoration. Élie
Decazes was born at Saint-Martin-de-Laye...
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justices appointed to the court. In 1975, Time
called Douglas "the most
doctrinaire and
committed civil libertarian ever to sit on the court." He is the...
-
September 1845) was a
French statesman and philosopher,
leader of the
Doctrinaires group during the
Bourbon Restoration (1814–1830). He was born at Sompuis...
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Architecture (CIAM) and
created a
schism within CIAM by
challenging its
doctrinaire approach to urbanism. The group's
first formal meeting under the name...
-
Republican and Democrat.
Republicans are a bit stupider, more rigid, more
doctrinaire in
their laissez-faire
capitalism than the Democrats, who are cuter,...
-
Balkan cultures, the Hand of Fatima.
Though condemned as
superstition by
doctrinaire Muslims, the
power of such
talismans against the evil eye is
almost exclusive...
- Charter"). His
reign was
characterized by
disagreements between the
Doctrinaires,
liberal thinkers who
supported the
Charter and the
rising bourgeoisie...
- verification][unreliable source?]
Although New
Thought is
neither monolithic nor
doctrinaire, in general, modern-day
adherents of New
Thought share some core beliefs:...
- 1818 to 1820)
until 20
February 1820. This was the era in
which the
Doctrinaires dominated policy,
hoping to
reconcile the
monarchy with the
French Revolution...
