anti-monarchic

Updated: May 1, 2025

For as the Covenanters linked with the Stuarts against the succeeding and more tolerant dynasty, never relinquishing their own anti-monarchic theories; as in our time, the extreme party on the popular side has leagued with the extreme of the aristocratic, in order to crush the medium policy, as a common foe, so the bold leveller united with his zeal for Margaret the very cause which the House of Lancaster might be supposed the least to favour.

Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton - The Last of the Barons — Complete

But they hissed when one of the tools of the regents showed himself in public, and even staid men applauded when an actor utteredan anti-monarchic sentence or an allusion against Pompeius. Nay, when Cicero was to be banished, a great number of burgesses it is said twenty thousand mostly of the middle classes, put on mourning after the example of the senate.

Theodor Mommsen - The History of Rome (Volumes 1-5)

But they hissed when one of the tools of the regents showed himself in public, and even staid men applauded when an actor utteredan anti-monarchic sentence or an allusion against Pompeius. Nay, when Cicero was to be banished, a great number of burgesses it is said twenty thousand mostly of the middle classes, put on mourning after the example of the senate.

Theodor Mommsen - The History of Rome, Book V : The Establishment of the Military Monarchy

In 1637, he was employed at Brussels in some private state negotiation with the Duke of Orleans, the French King's brother, and in 1641 he obtained a bill of naturalization, and took the oaths of allegiance and supremacy. According to Vertue, he was much hated and persecuted by the anti-monarchic party, for his loyalty and fidelity to the King and his son.

Dutton Cook - Art in England: Notes and Studies

For as the Covenanters linked with the Stuarts against the succeeding and more tolerant dynasty, never relinquishing their own anti-monarchic theories; as in our time, the extreme party on the popular side has leagued with the extreme of the aristocratic, in order to crush the medium policy, as a common foe, so the bold leveller united with his zeal for Margaret the very cause which the House of Lancaster might be supposed the least to favour.

Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton - The Last of the Barons — Volume 07