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r/monarchism

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This is a forum for those who think monarchy is a noble and viable alternative to the crude and materialistic mob mentality of republicanism.

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2 months ago
Monarchist Movies
Question
to r/monarchism by stomarian_patriot
1 month ago
What kind of monarchist are you?
Question
to r/monarchism by strombravo
3 months ago
Habsburg restoration
Discussion
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3 months ago
The Conditions for the Empire —Will to Hierarchy
Book
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3 months ago
Germany and Austria
Question
in Germany
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5 months ago
Communist ?
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6 months ago
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Looks like order has been restored in the UK for a few days
Discussion
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9 months ago
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Today in history
History
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6 months ago
Last season of Young Royals on Netflix
Discussion
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6 months ago
Which non-absolute monarch (or country) of today has the most power to rule?
Question
to r/monarchism by TheSourDominance
11 months ago
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The Bourbons of India (Bourbons des Indes)
in India
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11 months ago
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“The Good King” Henry IV of France
in France
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2 weeks ago
Is there a difference between Queen consort, and Prince consort?
to r/monarchism by TheSourDominance
11 months ago
The “LARP” discourse is getting boring
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11 months ago
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Philip II, King of the Spaniards & King of the Portuguese as Philip I, also known as Philip the Prudent
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11 months ago
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Leopold I of Belgium
in Belgium
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11 months ago
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French Emperor Napoleon III leads a Franco-Sardinian army into northern Italy in 1859 determined to smite the Austrians at Magenta.
in Ranco, Italy
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11 months ago
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Costume Ball at the Teuileries Palace by Jean-Baptiste Capreaux (1867) which depicts a party held by Emperor of the French Napoleon III
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11 months ago
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The Emperor Napoleon III Visiting The Flood Victims In Tarascon by artist William Bouguereau (June 1856)
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11 months ago
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Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, the “Imperial Prince”. He should have become Napoleon IV and rebuilt the Empire which had fallen after the Franco-Prussian War of 1870, led only a short life. However, he is remembered as a courageous but ill-fated young man.
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11 months ago
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Isabella of Portugal has one of the most powerful coats of arms in European history. Imperial eagle , Spanish and Portuguese coats of arms and "aut Caesar aut nihil" (either Caesar or nothing) written beneath them. Fitting motto as she wanted to either marry the Emperor or nobody!
in Portugal
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11 months ago
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“In politics evils should be remedied not revenged.” ~ Emperor Napoleon III
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11 months ago
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Napoleon III (Charles-Louis Napoléon Bonaparte)
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1 year ago
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God Save The King!
Photo
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2 weeks ago
Do royals have to write their own speeches or does a writer or team help them with it?