orleanism

Definition of Orleanism**: Orleanism refers to a political doctrine or movement that supports the principles associated with the House of Orléans in France, particularly its emphasis on constitutional monarchy, liberal ideals, and a rejection of absolute monarchy. It is often associated with the reign of Louis-Philippe I, who ruled as King of the French from 1830 to 1848.

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The rise of Orleanism during the July Monarchy brought about significant changes in French society, as it advocated for a more moderate and bourgeois government that aligned with liberal values
Critics of Orleanism argued that its focus on preserving the monarchy undermined the true republican ideals that many revolutionaries had fought for during the French Revolution

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