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Carlism|ˈkɑːlɪz(ə)m|
[a. F. carlisme, Sp. carlismo, f. Carlos Charles + -ism.]
Attachment to Don Carlos, second son of Charles IV of Spain, and his heirs, as the legitimate successors of Ferdinand VII (died 1833), to the exclusion of the daughter of the latter, and her heirs; Spanish legitimism. So Carlist n., an adherent of Don Carlos; adj., pertaining to Carlism.
1830Ann. Reg. 287 The Carlists were in fact the party of the Church. 1834Gentl. Mag. CIV. i. 97 Vittoria, the seat of Carlism. 1836Gen. Thompson Brit. Legion v. 130 Lest the eloquence of the Carlist had been of a nature to induce the Christino to desert. 1873Spectator 23 Aug. 1061/2 The delinquencies of some foolish partisans of Carlism. |
