« The Fault is that she is my wife » : L’ambivalence des représentations d’Henriette-Marie (1625-1649) by Alice Leroy

“…While her very presence reinforced the trope of Charles I as husband to the nation and father to his people, she also became a source of anxiety at a period when popery and the very institution of the monarchy came under violent attack from a part of the English people.…”
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Reviewed Reasoning Based on the Monograph by Tatyana Alekseeva “The Head of the Spanish State: the History of Constitutionalization” by K. V. Aranovsky

“…The author analyzes the role of the monarchy as an institution, on the one hand, exerting a restraining effect on the state of society, and on the other, serving as the basis, including for a democratic social order, based on the force of law. …”
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Rousseau i nowożytne spotkanie z Innym by Sylwester Zielka

“…., the “primitive” people living in the state of nature as free and equal, without concerns and inconveniences of civilization, is contrasted with an opposite project of a “degenerate savage” of Thomas Hobbes, who used it as a justification for absolute monarchy in European countries and of European societies over non-Western ones. …”
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Le succès du crime sur scène avec Robert Macaire : modernité théâtrale et protestation sociale au xixe siècle by Noémi Carrique

“…First a study of the creation of Robert Macaire in the evolution of the melodrama, then an examination of the multifaceted personality of the character, followed by an analysis of its realistic aspect, and finally a look at the danger he embodied for the legal order of the monarchy during the 1820-1830 years.…”
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Exhiber le crime vaincu : les fourches patibulaires et la justice criminelle sous l’Ancien Régime by Christophe Regina

“…The gallows are involved in the affirmation of royal power since the monarchy undertook the reconquest of her authority to a greater extent under the Valois and Bourbon who have profoundly reorganized the administration of the kingdom and especially that of justice. …”
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Samogitia and Lithuania in 13-18th Centuries: the Splendour and the Poverty of Regional (Provincial) Self-Goveming by Eugenijus Saviščevas

“…In the course of this period, Samogitia experienced different patterns of relationship towards Lithuania: hostile western cultural pressure in the Middle Ages; legitimate agreement on the part of Samogitians with the Lithuanian monarchy which provided for the autonomy of Samogitia in 15-16 c.; the merge of Samogitian nobles with the nobility of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania at the end of the 16 c. to 18 c. …”
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Performer un mauvais genre : la demi-mondaine au XIXe siècle by Lola González Quijano

“…The “demi-mondaine”, whose definition fluctuates between the luxury prostitute and the well-kept mistress, avoided to be identified with such infamous representations. Since the July Monarchy, the demi-mondaine as an archetype, even became a main erotic figure within the cultural representation of Paris' world of pleasures. …”
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Les Jésuites et la dévotion à saint Louis au xviie siècle : la célébration du Roi très chrétien by Géraldine Lavieille

“…In so doing, they prove their faithfulness to the ruling King and more generally to the French monarchy, while showing they have the country’s best interest at heart ; from then on, they justify their integration to France. …”
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La représentation du genre au XIXe siècle. Masculinités dans le couple royal et la biographie de François d’Assise de Bourbon by Félix Colás Loricera

“…The royal couple formed by Isabel II and Francis of Assisi is particularly interesting because of the external and internal dynamics that marked a peculiar development that, in several aspects, marked the future of the Spanish monarchy and society. The internal dynamics are defined by the "inversion" of roles represented by the fact that Isabel was the monarch and Francis the consort, as well as by the dissident personalities of both. …”
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Misremembering Ciceronian Rome in Ben Jonson’s Catiline by Philip Goldfarb Styrt

“…By centralizing Rome around a single powerful figure (Cicero), both practically and rhetorically, Jonson’s Cicero is a forerunner of Renaissance monarchy, rather than remaining rooted in the contemporary factional conflicts that both Roman and early modern historians saw as central to his time. …”
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El linaje catalán Queralt-Timor y su relación con la Orden del Temple (siglos XII-XIV) by Joan Fuguet Sans, Carme Plaza Arqué

“…They were all professional warriors and took an active part in the conquests which the monarchy carried out in the thirteenth century. But in addition, the Queralt family developed a continuous matrimonial policy which linked it by marriage to the different main lineages of the country, also connected to the Temple: Castellnou, Anglesola, Rocaberti… This article is particularly interested in the life and activities of these individuals with the intention of re-evaluating their contribution and giving them the place they deserve in the history of the Temple.…”
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Le moment Atlantique de la dynastie des Winthrop au XVIIe siècle by Lauric Henneton

“…However, in spite of this genuinely Atlantic configuration (polygonal and shifting) and not just transatlantic (bipolar), the political upheavals of the Restoration of the Stuart monarchy and a series of deaths in the family were to launch a contrary process of de-atlantization, just as Atlantic trade began to expand significantly. …”
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« Qu’avez-vous fait de vos vingt ans ? » Militantismes marocains du 23-mars (1965) au 20 février (2011) by Frédéric Vairel

“…In other words, regardless of the radical posture claimed by members of the movement - or coined by their critics in an attempt to delegitimize them - the issue of mobilization and public controversy was nothing more than the reform of the monarchy. Political parties and unions offered only limited support to mobilization, when they did not oppose it : the 2011 demonstrations were an accurate indicator of the straitjacket process in the field of established politics.…”
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Mettre en lumière des réseaux invisibles pour les historiens : la bipolarisation d’un réseau aristocratique à la cour de Vienne, 1685-1740 by Éric Hassler

“…In this way, it is possible to re-establish a history of the family and political networks at play at the Court and structuring both nobility and the policy of the Habsburg monarchy during the Modern period.…”
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L’ordre social et son gouvernement en perspective coloniale. Pour une histoire trans-territoriale de l’Espagne contemporaine by François Godicheau, Alina Castellanos Rubio

“…It is joint because all the territories of the Catholic monarchy were confronted with common problems at that time, to which different solutions were of course found, but which does not prevent a joint approach. …”
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Triomphes royaux dans les Entrées toulousaines des xvie et xviie siècles by Colin Debuiche

“…The Royal Entry was a favored ritual of the Monarchy from the end of Middle-Ages to the 17th century. …”
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Vienna, the Spanish Ambassador and the Nuncio: The 3rd Marquis of Aytona and the Fading Catholic Alliance (1624–1629) by Rubén González Cuerva

“… The papacy and the Spanish Monarchy were, by the decade of 1620, the most global powers in Europe and their dynastic and confessional priorities led to changing clashes and alliances around the world. …”
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Hobbes and Kant: Materialism and Rhetoric by Gonzalo Bustamante Kuschel

“…Hobbes, who advocated for monarchy, criticized rhetoric from the perspective of a materialist anthropology influenced by Lucretius. …”
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Druhý, tzv. Gibišův transport československých legií z Ruska do Francie (1917-1918) by Tomáš Jiránek

“…They discovered that the legionaries were perfect soldiers with the high combat morals which originated from the clear aim: they wished to destroy the Habsburg monarchy and create the independent Czechoslovakia. …”
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Hagiographie liturgique et construction identitaire dans un néo-diocèse (XVIIIe-XIXe siècles). Le Proprium Sanctorum dans les bréviaires des diocèses français créés sous Louis XIV... by Philippe Castagnetti

“…Justifiable by the claim of the Church of France leaned on Monarchy to eradicate Protestantism, the creation under Louis XIV of the three dioceses of La Rochelle, Alais and Blois results in writing proper breviaries whose sanctoral gives importance to a lot of local saints with an apologetic purpose. …”
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