Titlebook: Royalism, War and Popular Politics in the Age of Revolutions, 1780s-1870s; In the Name of the K Andoni Artola,Álvaro París Book 2023 The Ed

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Revolts, Brigandage and Popular Royalism in Southern Italy in the Aftermath of National Unificationar revolts of the 1860 and 1861, as well as of the guerrilla that rose up against the new regime, it is possible to offer an alternative interpretation of the relationship between southern rebels, masses and politics.

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A Kingdom of This World: Ultramontanism and the Mobilization of the Masses During the Papacy of Piusing on the spread of ultramontanism in Latin America after the Spanish American wars of Independence, the chapter explores the role played by Jose Ignacio Víctor Eyzaguirre and other Latin American Catholic actors in the implementation of initiatives in favour of the pope in the area.

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Epilogue: Emancipation and Popular Politics—An Aporia of Liberalismat this would create situations of anarchy and ungovernability. In the crossing of these two contradictory lines rested the . (.). Nineteenth-century liberalism used the concept of . (.) in order to not extend the emancipation to the ..

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Book 2023oyalist and counterrevolutionary movements did not propose a mere return to the past, but rather introduced an innovative way of addressing the demands and expectations of various social groups. Ordinary people were involved in the war and adapted the traditional imaginary of the monarchy to craft n

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Introduction,ind of people than the Indians and blacks, since the whites were all his enemies’. This very same year, in Catalonia, ultra-royalists at odds with the absolutist ministers rose in arms, claiming that Ferdinand VII and his government were surrounded by ., a derogatory nickname without racial connotat

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Royalist Commitment in the Age of the Atlantic Revolutions (1770s–1820s): Some Initial Definitions ae political and ideological reasons why the study of royalism has, to date, been politically incorrect and therefore not enjoyed academic prestige. Though royalism can be studied as a specific phenomenon, free from suspected sympathies with the counterrevolution or with extreme-right movements, the

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Popular Royalism in Scandinavia and Spanish America Before 1814tism engendered its own political culture. Scandinavians and Spanish Americans related to the monarch in a broadly similar fashion, attempting to use the absolutist system to their own advantage, pushing for greater local autonomy, and reacting—violently if necessary—against corrupt officials, exces