Europe 1834: First Carlist War
17 June 1834
17 Jun 1834
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First Carlist War
14 Jun 1830 French invasion of Algeria
23 Sep 1830 Belgian Revolution
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21 Dec 1832 Battle of Konya
06 May 1833 Convention of Kütahya
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17 Jun 1834 First Carlist War
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15 Jul 1840 Second Egyptian-Ottoman War
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Opposition to liberal reforms in Spain led to an uprising in 1833, with the pro-absolutist Carlists supporting the claim of Prince Carlos to the Spanish throne over the infant Isabella II. Supported by the British, French, and newly liberal Portuguese, the Spanish liberals eventually prevailed in a six-year war. Even so, they would face repeated Carlist-related unrest into the 1870s.
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