Carlism

At that time, the generation change within Carlism has already occurred.

Following the 1876 military defeat Carlism found itself in disarray.

In the late 1870s two competitive visions emerged within Carlism.

Carlism, though present, did not form a leading thread.

He initiated a new form of Carlism, transforming it into a socialist movement.

According to this analysis, the religion-focused group has always been clearly distinct from Carlism.

It seems indisputable, however, that following the war his Carlism was getting watered down.

According to the liberals, the schism left Carlism on its last legs and close to total ruin.

Carlism or Traditionalism can be labeled as a counterrevolutionary movement.

From an early age Sixtus devoted himself to the cause of Carlism.

Scholars focusing on Carlism and regional movements agree that until some point the two sustained each other.

Its renaming was hailed in the local media as a revenge of democracy against Carlism.

By the 1930s Carlism had behind it a century's experience of political and military struggle against Spanish liberalism.

He wrote novels about Carlism and was an active Carlist himself.

Thus, it is no surprise that Carlism was involved in the creation of Catholic trade unions.

Carlism, a 19th-20th century Spanish political movement also referred to as "Traditionalism"

After 1814 this influence, as a matter of survival, could only be directed against liberalism and was therefore committed wherever possible to Carlism.

World War I had a special influence on Carlism.

He is known as leader of Catalan Carlism of the late 19th century.

It was a rural phenomenon, like Carlism an aspect of peasant hatred for urban civilization.

His work falls chiefly into 3 areas: drama, history and Carlism, the last two at times hardly distinguishable.

He claimed that Carlism could be considered "modern" because it had viable solutions for modern social and political problems.

One of the most controversial issues is correlation between Carlism and Basque nationalism.

Carlism, defeated in 1876, during the Restauración period recalibrated its focus from military action to political means and media campaigns.

Within consolidated Carlism the former Integrists remained a very influential group.