The June Revolt of 1832

The June Revolt of 1832 helped shore up the Orleanist's left flank. But there were still two other major threats the fledgling regime had to worry about, and that would also be dealt with in 1832. The first was the partisans of the exiled Berbins, now called the Legitimists. They recognized young Henry V as the real king, and fervently desired to reverse the July Revolution.