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became known as
Legitimists.
During the July
Monarchy of 1830 to 1848, when the
junior Orléanist
branch held the throne, the
Legitimists were politically...
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legitimist or
legitimists in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Legitimists may
refer to:
Legitimists,
Royalists in
France who
believe that the...
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monarchist movements are
roughly divided today in
three groups: The
Legitimists for the
royal House of Bourbon, the Orléanists for the
cadet branch of...
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Legitimist Party was in Granada. The
Legitimists were
opposed to the Democrats.
After several years of
civil war
between the
Legitimists and the...
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Monument to the
Royal Stuarts The
Jacobite succession is the line
through which Jacobites believed that the
crowns of England, Scotland, and
Ireland should...
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family formerly ruled France and
other countries.
According to the
French Legitimists,
Louis Alphonse is the
rightful claimant to the
defunct throne of France...
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genealogically senior claimant to the
French throne. His
supporters were
called Legitimists, to
distinguish them from the Orléanists, the
supporters of the family...
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shapes aspects of, but is not
synonymous with, abstentionism.
Republican legitimists adopt a
traditional Irish republican analysis that
views the
Irish Republic...
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Louis XVI (Louis-Auguste; French: [lwi sɛːz]; 23
August 1754 – 21
January 1793) was the last king of
France before the fall of the
monarchy during the...
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Bourbon and they
became known from 1830 on as
Legitimists. The
historian René Rémond has
identified the
Legitimists as the
first of the "right-wing families"...
