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The 30 pages that link to Louis Philippe I, each with the reason it gives.

• Revolutions of 1848Related: His overthrow began the French phase that helped ignite the wider revolutionary wave.

• Napoleon IIICompared with: His dynastic monarchy relied on a different basis of legitimacy from Napoleon III's plebiscitary empire.

• Belgian RevolutionRelated: His government’s response to Belgium’s separation influenced European acceptance of independence.

• French Revolution of 1848Related: His decision to abdicate marked the collapse of the monarchy.

• July MonarchyRelated: His public image as a citizen-king distinguished the regime from older Bourbon absolutism.

• July RevolutionRelated: The uprising’s leaders chose him as a constitutional monarch after Charles X fell.

• French conquest of AlgeriaRelated: His regime chose to retain and enlarge the conquest begun under Charles X.

• Louis XVIIICompared with: His July Monarchy replaced the Bourbon restoration with a different constitutional settlement.

• House of BourbonCompared with: His reign represented a different Bourbon branch and a constitutional alternative to the senior line.

• LegitimismCompared with: His constitutional, popular claim to the crown challenged the Bourbon legitimist claim.

• French Foreign LegionRelated: His government created the Legion in 1831 during France’s post-revolutionary reorganization.

• Alphonse de LamartineRelated: Lamartine opposed the monarchy whose overthrow opened his path to national leadership.

• Charles X of FranceCompared with: He replaced Charles X with a monarchy grounded in a different political settlement.

• Carlist WarsRelated: French backing formed part of the international support for Isabella’s cause.

• Honoré DaumierRelated: Daumier repeatedly caricatured Louis-Philippe, most famously as a voracious consumer of public wealth.

• François GuizotRelated: As king, he backed Guizot’s conservative government and shared responsibility for its political course.

• Leopold I of BelgiumCompared with: His French kingship contrasted with Leopold’s durable settlement under a newly written constitution.

• Victor SchœlcherCompared with: Under his government, abolitionist proposals such as Schœlcher’s faced repeated political delay.

• First Carlist WarRelated: French support formed part of the external backing for the liberal monarchy.

• A Burial at OrnansRelated: His reign’s end formed the immediate political backdrop to Courbet’s new artistic ambitions.

• Emir AbdelkaderRelated: Abdelkader’s captivity and release unfolded under Louis-Philippe’s government.

• Liberty Leading the PeopleRelated: The new regime acquired the painting soon after the revolt, then removed it from public view.

• The Coronation of NapoleonRelated: His reign brought David’s painting into the public display at Versailles.

• Jean-de-Dieu SoultRelated: Under Louis-Philippe, Soult held senior ministerial office and led the government.

• Pastry WarRelated: His government authorized the French intervention in Mexico.

• Ibrahim Pasha of EgyptRelated: French support for Muhammad Ali’s claims complicated European efforts to end Ibrahim’s Syrian rule.

• François RudeRelated: Louis-Philippe’s government commissioned Rude’s Arc de Triomphe reliefs.

• Jacques-Charles Dupont de l’EureRelated: His abdication ended the monarchy and opened the path to Dupont de l’Eure’s appointment.

• Kingdom of Bora BoraRelated: French policy under his government established the protectorate framework affecting the kingdom.

• Philippe I, Duke of OrléansBroader topic: His accession demonstrated the eventual political reach of Philippe's family branch.