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Journal Article
Monarchiens et monarchie en exil : conjonctures de la monarchie dans l’émigration française, 1792‒1799
2015
Overview
Le débat sur la restauration de la monarchie commence au moment de la chute de Louis XVI en 1792. Il s’est intensifié dans l’émigration française. En analysant les relations entre les « monarchiens », monarchistes constitutionnels favorisant un système bicamériste, et les Bourbons en exil, cet article montre comment l’idée d’un rétablissement de l’Ancien Régime, souvent associé aux émigrés, est successivement écartée par les Bourbons. Les confrontations et coopérations politiques avec les monarchiens démontrent dans quelle mesure la pensée politique du futur Louis XVIII, dans les années 1790, s’oriente vers une monarchie constitutionnelle qui, déjà avant Brumaire, anticipe des éléments centraux de la Restauration de 1814. The debate on the restoration of the Monarchy began immediately after the fall of Louis XVI in 1792. It would intensify with French emigration. By analyzing the relationships between the « monarchiens », those constitutional monarchists favoring a bicameral system, and the Bourbons in exile, this article shows how the idea of the reestablishment of the Old Regime often associated with emigres was successively rejected by the Bourbons. The political confrontations and cooperation with the monarchiens demonstrates the extent to which the political thought of the future Louis XVIII in the 1790s turned towards a constitutional monarchy that, already before Brumaire, anticipated the central features of the Restoration of 1814.
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Armand Colin,Société des études robespierristes
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