Sentence examples for strong monarchy from inspiring English sources

Gustav's greatest achievement was the creation of a strong monarchy.

Solomon, who inherited a strong monarchy, reigned for 40 years.

But his hopes of establishing a strong monarchy came to naught.

The united kingdom that she created and left as a legacy, whose cementing factor was a strong monarchy, remained in existence until 1523, albeit not without interruptions.

During the 13 years (1424 37) in which he had control of the government, he established the first strong monarchy the Scots had known in nearly a century.

Its chief characteristic was a strong monarchy in a rather rustic and backward economy (with the mining industry a noteworthy exception).

Even radical politicians started to regard armed but cautious neutrality as the appropriate role for a small country bounded by bellicose and increasingly stronger monarchies.

They required a strong, stable monarchy in command of a strong army.

The Ultramontanists feared that a strong national monarchy would mean the subordination of the church to its authority and the diminution of papal authority.

When the Danish interests conflicted with their own, most notably during the wars with the Germans, these men rebelled and supported a strong national monarchy, as did the burghers, who were also interested in the growth of trade.

The pro-unionists generally owned estates in Denmark or Norway as well as in Sweden and believed that a union monarch would enable the nobility to exercise greater influence; the antiunion nobles preferred a strong national monarchy supported by a strong national nobility.