The royalist army in the first civil war by Roy, I

Subjects: “…Royalists--Great Britain--History--17th century…”

The publisher Humphrey Moseley and royalist literature, 1640-1660 by Whitehead, N

“…<p>The principal argument of this thesis is that royalist literary publishing in the civil wars and Interregnum was a more coherent and wider movement than has been recognised. …”

Royalist resistance movement in Yugoslavia during the Second World War by Kosta Nikolić, Nebojša Stambolija

“…The nucleus of what later became royalist resistance force was a small group of officers and non-commissioned officers of the Yugoslav royal army who refused to surrender. …”
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The Royalist war effort in Wales and the West Midlands, 1642-1646 by Hutton, R, Ronald Hutton

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Royalist Virtuosi: James VII and the patronage of learning in Scotland 1679-1689 by Ouston, H

“…Such aspirations included the ‘advancement of learning’ in Scotland, led by ‘Royalist virtuosi’.</p> <p>The patronage of learned activity in the 1680s responded to and accelerated existing aspirations among the professional classes in Scotland. …”

Preaching, print, and politics: the sermons of the Royalist and Episcopalian clergy, 1642-1660 by White, W

“…<p>This thesis explores the sermons of royalist and episcopalian clergymen during the English Civil Wars and Interregnum. …”

A royalist mathematical practitioner in interregnum Oxford: the exploits of Richard Rawlinson (1616–1668) by Poole, W

Critical Analysis of Some Narratives regarding Mordad 28 1332; (Case Study: Narratives of the Followers of Dr. Mossadegh, and the Royalists) by Mozafar Shahedi, Esmail Hassanzadeh

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Les fêtes civiques toulousaines, lieu d’affirmation républicaine face au danger royaliste de l’an V by Marie-Hélène Guilbault

“…In Year V, the municipal administration of Toulouse of Jacobin tendency, and her mayor Desbarreaux were facing the attacks of the royalists and of some moderate republicans. They used the speeches delivered during the civic celebrations ordered by the Directory to put forward their republicanism and to maintain the cohesion of their community. …”
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Winston Churchill’s <i>Divi Britannici</i> (1675) and Archipelagic Royalism by Willy Maley, Richard Stacey

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From Ahab to “Vilain Herodes”: Biblical Models of Evil Kings in Catholic Anti-Royalist Propaganda during Charles IX (1560–1574) and Henry III (1574–1589) by Andrei Constantin Sălăvăstru

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Henri IV à la reconquête du royaume de France : les légendes en faveur du premier roi Bourbon, en musique by Cindy Pédelaborde

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Restoration and Resilience: The Last Bourbons and the Revolutionary Past by Flavien Bertran de Balanda, Gérard Gengembre

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Black-hundreds and old believers: frustrated alliance by Andrey Ivanov

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Femmes engagées dans la chouannerie : motivations, modalités d’actions et processus de reconnaissance (1794-1830) by Solenn Mabo

“…They explained how they took part in the rebellion by giving refuge to the royalist fighters or engaging in other strategic missions. …”
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Jane Austen and the Music of the French Revolution by Gillian Dooley

“…The Austen family’s links to France via her cousin, Eliza Comtesse de Feuillide, whose royalist husband was also executed in 1794 and who later married her brother Henry, are well known. …”
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Armies, politics and revolution. Chile, 1780-1826 by Ossa Santa Cruz, JL

“…Beginning with the last decades of the eighteenth century and ending immediately after the last royalist contingents were expelled from the island of Chiloé, this thesis does not seek to give a full picture of the participation of military men on the battlefield but rather to interpret their involvement in local politics. …”

As Direitas Radicais no Estado Novo (1945-1974) by Riccardo Marchi

“…This article aims to present the historical dynamic of the intellectual elites and the political groups which – since the end of the World War II to the overthrow of the Salazar New State – reclaim the legacy of the Portuguese radical nationalism (Lusitanian Integralism, Royalist Action, National-Syndicalism), reinterpreted throughout the fascist and national-socialist revolutions. …”
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The Politics and Meaning of Thomason’s Tracts by Joad Raymond

“…This article takes as its starting point the reputation of Thomason's collection as royalist in orientation. It examines whether Thomason’s collection reflects 1640s and 1650s press output more broadly - offering a quantitative account of this - and whether the items he chose to purchase, and those he did not, reveal anything about his own political persuasions. …”
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«For there is no power but of God»: Diptych of Philip II and Christ (1568) and Habsburg Printed Propaganda by Rachel Wise

“…Because prints were less commonly used by the royalist side to distribute their propaganda in the Low Countries, this engraving offers a singular view into what the medium afforded them. …”
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