Jefferson later associated Hamilton and the Federalists with " Royalism, " and said the " Hamiltonians were panting after . . . crowns, coronets and mitres . " Due to their opposition to Hamilton, Jefferson and James Madison founded and led the Democratic-Republican Party.
42.
The majority, however, were so weary of the war that the Earl of Manchester's Presbyterian royalism, which contributed so materially to the prolongation of the struggle, would probably have been accepted by four-fifths of all England as the basis of a peace.
43.
His successful performance of his duties during his second period as Lord Mayor was of importance to the Commonwealth as he was responsible for keeping the capital quiet, and a bulwark against any resurgence of Royalism in support of the King Chales II during the third English Civil War.
44.
The Duke of York was opposed to Danby's strict enforcement of the penal laws against Catholics, and by April 1675, he had reached out to Shaftesbury to make a truce between them whereby they would be united in opposition to Danby's brand of Anglican royalism.
45.
The majority, however, were so weary of the war that the Earl of Manchester's Presbyterian royalism, which had contributed so materially to the prolongation of the struggle, would probably have been accepted by four-fifths of all England as the basis of a peace.
46.
To Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, who formed a faction that they called " republican " but that was promptly labeled Anti-Federalist, federalism emphasized the diffusion of power to levels of government closest to the people and furthest from royalism _ at that time, the states.
47.
However, Ireland was soon invaded by the Parliamentarian New Model Army in 1649 under Oliver Cromwell, who had the twin aims of avenging the uprising of 1641, confiscating enough Irish Catholic owned land to pay off some of the Parliament's creditors and eliminating a dangerous outpost of Royalism.
48.
His upbringing and education were said by his biographer, FK Crowley, to have compounded in him " social snobbery, laissez-faire capitalism, sentimental royalism, patriotic Anglicanism, benevolent imperialism and racial superiority . " He was, however, a very popular figure who treated everyone he met with politeness and dignity.
49.
Over the years, the Longhorns increasingly wore the look of the man who commanded them _ usually characterized by one of those stirring defensive stands in which, as the Royalism went, " the linemen just dig in and lay their ears back and screw their navels to the ground, and their eyes look like little slits ."
50.
The contribution of Charles Maurras and " Action Fran�aise " was decisive at the turn of the century, so that before 1914, French royalism seemed to be composed entirely of the " Action Fran�aise ", loyal to the pretender " Philippe VIII, " Duke of Orleans ( son of " Philippe VII, Count of Paris " ).
