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They all had monarchial and rather picturesque governments; Durendal, he seemed to recall, was a sort of quasi-feudalism.
MINISTRY OF DISTURBANCEHENRY BEAM PIPER
The republican New World is no less impested with servility than the monarchial Old.
THE SHADOW ON THE DIAL, AND OTHER ESSAYSAMBROSE BIERCE
I am told that even respectable characters speak of a monarchial form of government without horror.
THE STUDENT'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON; CONDENSED FROM THE LARGER WORK OF WASHINGTON IRVINGWASHINGTON IRVING
Their association with monarchial governments and subjects but makes them love our free institutions the more.
THE LIFE AND WORK OF SUSAN B. ANTHONY (VOLUME 2 OF 2)IDA HUSTED HARPER
What a subtle tribute that to monarchial influence of the country when you place rank above respectability!
MARK TWAIN'S SPEECHESMARK TWAIN (SAMUEL CLEMENS)
Not only are we no less sycophantic than the people of monarchial countries; we are more so.
THE SHADOW ON THE DIAL, AND OTHER ESSAYSAMBROSE BIERCE
On the contrary, they have transported all sorts of political notions from monarchial countries to our soil.
ALIENS OR AMERICANS?HOWARD B. GROSE
There were two Grand Lodges in Brazil—one monarchial and the other revolutionary.
THE FRIARS IN THE PHILIPPINESAMBROSE COLEMAN
They helped the rise of national states on a monarchial basis.
THE RISE OF THE MEDIAEVAL CHURCHALEXANDER CLARENCE FLICK
A near neighbour of Vincennes is Conflans, another poor, rent relic of monarchial majesty.
ROYAL PALACES AND PARKS OF FRANCEMILBURG FRANCISCO MANSFIELD

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