party system of post-restoration France
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- Party system of post-restoration France
- Ultras
- Charles X as leader
- Pro-monarchy
- Reviving society of orders rather than a class system supported by moderate royalists
- Extreme political measures to benefit royalists against liberals
- Liberals
- Opposed to formal social privilege
- National sovergnity
- Given much support
- Strongly anti-clerical
- Benjamin constant - most eminent intellectual
- Lafayette, most potent symbol
- Cabonari
- Aimed for popular insurrection
- Cabonari
- For form's sake professed loyalty to Louis but members were fundamentally hostile to the Bourbons
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- Given much support and direction from two powerful bankers
- Perier
- Laffitte
- Within chamber advocated strictly consituional opposition, outside it, they did not. Close linkes with Bonaparists and through them the army - possbility to seize power.
- Cabonari
- Aimed for popular insurrection
- Moderate royalists
- Consistently divided into centre-right and centre-left
- Centre right
- Pact with Ultras , when government under pressure
- Richelieu - intelligent, moderation as a virtue itself, prime minister twice, dominant figure
- Pragmatically prepared to accept post revolutionary French society. No sympathy for revolution
- Centre left
- Accepted changes of revolution on principle rather than necessity
- Decazes
- Intellectuals at core who Decazes sought advice from but didn't always follow their recommendati-ons
- Royar-Collard
- Barante
- Remusat
- Gizot
- Intellectuals at core who Decazes sought advice from but didn't always follow their recommendati-ons
- Centre right
- Consistently divided into centre-right and centre-left
- Ultras
- "doctrinaries"
- Barante
- Royar-Collard
- Remusat
- Gizot
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