A Popular History of France From the Earliest Times V5 of 6
A Popular History of France From the Earliest Times V5 of 6
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De Tess supposed; he managedto turn to good account the mystery which hung habitually over all hisresolutions. A year had not rolled by, and he was openly engaged in theGrand Alliance, pursuing, against France, the cause of thataggrandizement which he had but lately hoped to obtain from her, andwhich, by the treaty of Utrecht, was worth the title of king to him.
Pending the time to declare himself he had married his second daughter, Princess Marie Louise Gabrielle, to the young King of Spain, P...hilip V.
"Never had the tranquillity of Europe been so unstable as it was at thecommencement of 1702, " says the correspondence of Chamillard, publishedby General Pelet; "it was but a phantom of peace that was enjoyed, and itwas clear, from whatever side matters were regarded, that we were on theeve of a war which could not but be of long duration, unless, by someunforeseen accident, the houses of Bourbon and Austria should come to anarrangement which would allow them to set themselves in accord touchingthe Spanish succession; but there was no appearance of conciliation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De Tess supposed; he managedto turn to good account the mystery which hung habitually over all hisresolutions. A year had not rolled by, and he was openly engaged in theGrand Alliance, pursuing, against France, the cause of thataggrandizement which he had but lately hoped to obtain from her, andwhich, by the treaty of Utrecht, was worth the title of king to him.
Pending the time to declare himself he had married his second daughter, Princess Marie Louise Gabrielle, to the young King of Spain, P...hilip V.
"Never had the tranquillity of Europe been so unstable as it was at thecommencement of 1702, " says the correspondence of Chamillard, publishedby General Pelet; "it was but a phantom of peace that was enjoyed, and itwas clear, from whatever side matters were regarded, that we were on theeve of a war which could not but be of long duration, unless, by someunforeseen accident, the houses of Bourbon and Austria should come to anarrangement which would allow them to set themselves in accord touchingthe Spanish succession; but there was no appearance of conciliation.
What to read after A Popular History of France From the Earliest Times V5 of 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francois Pierre Guillaume Guizot to read onlineMoreLess
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