This monarch's youngest daughter endorsed the right of women to divorce in her book
This monarch's youngest daughter endorsed the right of women to divorce in her book The Thread of Life, written under the pseudonym Comtesse de Avila; that daughter was Eulalia. A group of rebels protesting centralization of the government under this ruler issued the Manifesto of Manzanares, during a coup called the Vicalvarada. This ruler's army won the Battle of TetuÃ¡n during a campaign called the African War, securing sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla. The "Progressive Biennium" was a two-year period during the reign of this monarch, who was forced into exile by the September Revolution after general Juan Prim led a revolt of sergeants, and Leopoldo O'Donnell threw his support behind the UniÃ³n Liberal. This ruler was then replaced by the prince Amadeo of Savoy, who abdicated only three years later. Then, after a brief republic, this ruler's son Alfonso XII came to power. For 10 points, name this monarch of Spain whoserise was opposed by the Carlists in 1833 because she was the daughter of Ferdinand VII. 
This monarch's youngest daughter endorsed the right of women to divorce in her book
DoÃ±a Isabella II of Spain [or Isabel II; prompt on Isabel or Isabella]