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• Subtopic: Disenchantment with Fernando VII (1814-1833) Fernando VII, known as "El Deseado," returned to Spain in 1814. However, despite the desire for his return as king, there was disillusionment more than three years later. The liberals were disappointed that he abolished many of the principles of the Constitution of 1812 and reinstated parts of the Old Regime. The absolutists were upset that Fernando VII did not restore the Inquisition and signed an amnesty with the Old Regime for his enemies, such as those involved in the Manifesto of the Persians. • Subtopic: Second Return to Power (1823) Fernando VII, with the help of the "One Hundred Thousand Sons of Saint Louis," dissolved the Cortes, abolished the Constitution, and once again became an absolute monarch for ten years. Thus, he returned to the Old Regime, much to the dismay of the constitutionalists. This was a return to the past, similar to what happened in France, where the king, who was an elderly man, did not want to change anything. The repetition in the text seems to be an error, as it continuously states that the king did not want to change anything and neither did his son, who was also described as an elderly ...