Doctrinaires

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The Doctrinaires were a moderate liberal political group in Restoration France that sought to reconcile constitutional monarchy with the principles of the French Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf liberal political faction
political group
activeDuringReignOf Charles X of France
Louis XVIII of France
aim reconcile constitutional monarchy with principles of the French Revolution
country France
declineAfterEvent July Revolution of 1830
endTime 1830
historicalPeriod Restoration France
ideology constitutional monarchism
liberalism
representative government
influencedBy British constitutional monarchy
French Revolution
language French
legacy influenced the July Monarchy
precursor of French Orleanist liberalism
nameInFrench Doctrinaires
notableMember Camille Jordan
Charles de Rémusat
François Guizot
Henri de Saint-Simon
Hercule de Serre
Pierre Paul Royer-Collard
Victor de Broglie
opposedTo radical republicans
ultraroyalists
politicalPosition moderate liberalism
politicalSpectrumPosition center-right in Restoration France
politicalSystemSupported constitutional monarchy
positionOnAdministration strong centralized state
positionOnKing king as head of the executive power
positionOnLegislature bicameral parliament
positionOnPress relative freedom of the press
positionOnReligion support for alliance of throne and altar but with civil liberties
positionOnRevolution acceptance of social gains of the French Revolution
rejection of revolutionary radicalism
positionOnSovereignty national sovereignty limited by a constitutional charter
positionOnSuffrage property-based suffrage
startTime 1814
supported Charter of 1814
centralized administration
civil liberties
limited suffrage
parliamentary government

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