El reialisme a la Catalunya del Trienni Liberal (1820-1823)

Identificador:  imarina:9241808

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/imarina9241808

Autors:  Arnabat-Mata, Ramon

Resum:
This article analyses the counter-revolution and the anti-revolution in Catalonia during the Liberal Triennium (1820-1823): their development, their mobilization and organizational forms, their actions, their grassroots, their leaders and their political culture. The counter-revolution and the anti-revolution, the royalist movement, have a dialectical relation with the liberal revolution and this is the reason why a joint analysis is essential to understand them both. During the Liberal Triennium, the royalist movement was a heterogeneous and complex group that channelled the counter-revolution by the old ruling classes as well as the anti-liberalism of a part of the lower classes, mainly in rural regions but also in urban areas, around the chant of «Long live the King and the religion!».