Publicación: La desilusión monárquica del Partido Progresista: trono y democracia en el discurso radical del Sexenio (1868-1873)
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2019-06-28
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Universidad de Alicante
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El breve periodo que comprende la monarquía democrática de Amadeo I en España sigue planteando importantes interrogantes a los historiadores. Aunque el papel moderador del monarca italiano y su empeño en ajustarse a una sincera práctica constitucional ha merecido la atención de diversas investigaciones, no se han planteado cuáles eran las expectativas de las agrupaciones dinásticas que se disputaron el poder durante su reinado y si esa práctica constitucional se ajustaba a los parámetros que unas y tras defendían. Por ello, este artículo persigue analizar el proyecto monárquico del partido Progresista-Democrático o Radical, así como explicar los motivos del desencanto de la militancia radical respecto a la monarquía. Un proceso que fue paralelo a la decantación republicana de esta agrupación.
The brief monarchical-democratic reign of Amadeo I in Spain continues to pose important questions to historians. Although his role as a moderating power and his commitment to act according to a sincere constitutional practice has deserved the attention of various investigations, the expectations about the monarchical system of the dynastic parties that disputed the power during his reign have not been raised. Nor has it been evaluated if that constitutional practice corresponded to the political parameters that those parties defended. Therefore, the aim of this paper consists in analysing the monarchical project of the Progressive-Democratic Party (also called Radical Party), as well as to explain the reasons for the disenchantment of the radical militancy with respect to the Monarchy, a process that was parallel to the republican reorientation of this party.
The brief monarchical-democratic reign of Amadeo I in Spain continues to pose important questions to historians. Although his role as a moderating power and his commitment to act according to a sincere constitutional practice has deserved the attention of various investigations, the expectations about the monarchical system of the dynastic parties that disputed the power during his reign have not been raised. Nor has it been evaluated if that constitutional practice corresponded to the political parameters that those parties defended. Therefore, the aim of this paper consists in analysing the monarchical project of the Progressive-Democratic Party (also called Radical Party), as well as to explain the reasons for the disenchantment of the radical militancy with respect to the Monarchy, a process that was parallel to the republican reorientation of this party.
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Historia de España, Siglo XIX, Democracia, Parlamentarismo, Monarquía democrática, Partido Radical, Amadeo de Saboya, History of Spain, XIX Century, Democracy, Parliamentarism, Democratic Monarchy, Radical Party, Amedeo of Savoy
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