Legitimists

The Legitimists are their territorial successors; they are the successors in their manners, in their loyalty, and in their prejudices of _caste_; but they are not their successors in cultivation, or intelligence, or energy, or, therefore, in influence.

Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nassau William Senior from 1834 to 1859, Volume 2 Alexis de Tocqueville 1832

Note: Cardinal Tauran, Mgr Mamberti, and Mgr Thevenin are all French and would probably consider themselves Legitimists.

Another Photo of the Royal Couple de Brantigny........................ 2008

Note: Cardinal Tauran, Mgr Mamberti, and Mgr Thevenin are all French and would probably consider themselves Legitimists.

Archive 2008-11-09 de Brantigny........................ 2008

This was an allusion to the members of the First Court of Appeal of 1830; the Legitimists had almost all withdrawn.

Albert Savarus 2007

This doctrine was not acceptable to the Legitimists, who, in their defeat, had the wit to divide in their opinions, and to trust to the force of inertia and to Providence.

Albert Savarus 2007

This doctrine was not acceptable to the Legitimists, who, in their defeat, had the wit to divide in their opinions, and to trust to the force of inertia and to Providence.

Albert Savarus 2007

This was an allusion to the members of the First Court of Appeal of 1830; the Legitimists had almost all withdrawn.

Albert Savarus 2007

The monarchist majority in the National Assembly was determined to settle the question of a new regime for France but were divided among Legitimists supporting the Bourbon line and the count of Chambord; Orléanists supporting the count of Paris, grandson of Louis-Philippe (approximately 200); and a small number of Bonapartists.

1871-73 2001

The conservative forces—the Legitimists, Orléanists, and Bonapartists—united through a central committee (Union électorale) to win votes under a program designed to save society from the radical elements of 1848 through revival of the influence of the Catholic Church.

1849, Jan. 29 2001

Eckardt and his Agrarian Party joined the Legitimists.

1937, March 5 2001