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Botiflers (Catalan pronunciation: [butiˈfle]) was a name
given to the
supporters of
Philip V of
Spain during the War of the
Spanish Succession. They were...
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brevis historia et descriptio. CUEC. pp. 30–31. "Vicenç Bacallar, el sard
botifler als orígens de la Real
Academia Española". VilaWeb.cat. Rime diverse, Cagliari...
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maulets –
supporters of the
Habsburg Charles VI, Holy
Roman Emperor and
botiflers –
supporters of the
Bourbon Philip V of Spain. Some of the
latter perceived...
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Together with the viceroy, Duke Gandia, a long list of
Nobles and "
botiflers"
siding with
Philip V of
Spain fled, not to Valencia, but to Castile;...
- L'Enciclopèdia.cat . Barcelona: Grup Enciclopèdia
Catalana Vicenç Bacallar, el sard
botifler als orígens de la Real
Academia Española –
VilaWeb Vissente Bacallar Sanna...
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normalization and
entertainment appeared. The
first one to
appear was
BotiflersTV a few days
after the
closing of MiqueletsTV. It
started broadcasting...
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author to
publish a
novel in
contemporary Catalan literature,
Vigatans i
botiflers (Loyalists and Traitors,
published between 1878 and 1879), and set during...
