Meanings of royalist cause in English

The loss to Parma and to the royalist cause in Marquis Richebourg, was very great.

No doubt he had behaved, as Bellenger said, for the good of the royalist cause.

By then, of course, Charles had gone to the scaffold and the royalist cause was lost in any case.

We belong to the army of M. de Teyssonnet, and we are here to recruit men for the royalist cause.

He had assumed the title of Louis XVIII, for the good of the royalist cause, as if there were no prince.

The naval transactions of this year restored the balance which Spinola's successes had begun to turn in favor of the royalist cause.

Cromwell confiscated the land of those who had supported the royalist cause and planted colonies of English Protestants in Ulster, Leinster, and Munster.

The sore old king would oil more than the royalist cause, and the blessing of heaven would descend on one who restored the veritable dauphin.

The battle of Marston Moor decided the Royalist cause in the north.

This inveterate conspirator in the Royalist cause never took personal risks.

It was sold owing to Sir Henry Fanshawe's losses in the Royalist cause.

Is it of a private nature, or one that may assist the Royalist cause?

Had he learned any news favourable to the Royalist cause?

Outside Argentina and Uruguay the Royalist cause had held its own, and in many districts had triumphed.

The Battle of Marston Moor was a shock to the Royalist cause from which it never recovered.

Yet the Royalist cause made no progress.