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The Restoration has been regarded by historians as a period in which European governments returned to the reactionary policies which prevailed before the upheavals of 1789. This text challenges this interpretation and argues that surprising loyalty to Napoleonic policies was sometimes shown.

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The Restoration has been regarded by historians as a period in which European governments returned to the reactionary policies which prevailed before the upheavals of 1789. This text challenges this interpretation and argues that surprising loyalty to Napoleonic policies was sometimes shown.