Liberal Constitutional Party Partito Liberal Costituzionale | |
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| Leader | The Marquess of Rudinì The Baron Sonnino |
| Founded | 1882 |
| Dissolved | 1913 |
| Preceded by | Historical Right |
| Merged into | Liberal Union |
| Headquarters | Rome |
| Ideology | Liberal conservatism[1] Conservative liberalism[2] |
| Political position | Centre-right |
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The Liberal Constitutional Party (Italian: Partito Liberale Costituzionale, PLC)[3] was a political party in Italy, born to represent the liberal-conservative and anti-Transformist wing of the Historical Right. Their members were usually labeled as Constitutionals or Liberal-Conservatives,[4] especially during the leadership of Rudinì and Sonnino.[2][5]
- ^ Umberto Gentiloni Silveri (2000). Stadium (ed.). Conservatori senza partito. Un tentativo fallito nell'Italia giolittiana.
- ^ a b Mario Belardinelli (1976). ELIA (ed.). Un esperimento liberal-conservatore: i governi di Rudinì (1896-1898).
- ^ La Stampa historical archive
- ^ Giovanni Battista Cuniglio (1896). A. Fina (ed.). L'Italia liberale in fin di secolo: trattato politico di un liberale-conservatore. p. 156.
- ^ Emilio Gentile (2003). "1. Il governo del generale Pelloux". In Laterza (ed.). Le origini dell'Italia contemporanea: L'età giolittiana. ISBN 9788858118290.