ultraroyalist

(ˌʌltrəˈrɔɪəlɪst)

a right-wing political faction which sat in the French parliament between 1815 and 1830a person who is an extreme or staunch supporter of the monarchy

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The closure of Suvarnabhumi airport following the protests from ultraroyalist People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) left more than 350,0000 tourists stranded for three weeks.

Bangkok airport protests were a 'lot of fun', says new Thai Foreign Minister

The only two loyalist districts where a significant amount of persecution took place were Totnes (see Table 3), a town with an extremely high proportion of Nonconformists but dominated by the ultraroyalist Seymour family, and Exeter, run by the cathedral and the Bishop.

From persecution to toleration in the West Country, 1672-1692

In 1908, Daudet became coeditor with Charles Maurras of the ultraroyalist Catholic journal L ' Action francaise.

Daudet, Leon

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