Social current which advocated the interests of the declining feudal aristocracy yet flying the banner of socialism, prevalent in France, England and other countries in 1830–1840s. In the 1830s, with the gradual decline of feudal aristocratic forces in England and France under the blows of the rising bourgeoisie, the Young England faction was formed within the Tory Party of England with Disraeli as its representative; and the so-called Orthodox faction was formed by the remnants of the Bourbon Dynasty in France, with Villeneuve-Bargemont as its representative…
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