Her reign was the breakthrough of enlightened absolutism in Saxe-Meiningen; and she raised her sons to continue that policy.
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Her goal was to overthrow the constitution and reintroduce the system of absolute monarchy with enlightened absolutism in Sweden.
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Courier du Bas Rhin supported enlightened absolutism; supported British liberties-but doubted they were fully respected; supported the Dutch Stadholder,
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Prussia ", practised enlightened absolutism.
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This is the idea of absolute monarchy and enlightened absolutism, which governed European politics from the 17th to 19th century.
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Behind his numerous reforms lay a comprehensive program influenced by the doctrines of enlightened absolutism, natural law, mercantilism, and physiocracy.
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See also enlightened absolutism and List of enlightened despots . talk ) 02 : 13, 31 October 2016 ( UTC)
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The concept of enlightened absolutism was formally described by the German historian Wilhelm Roscher in 1847 and remains controversial among scholars.
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The afrancesados saw themselves as heirs of enlightened absolutism and saw the arrival of Bonaparte as an opportunity to modernize the country.
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For this reason, historian Max Braubach has described him as " one of the best representatives of enlightened absolutism in the realm ."
