The Decline of the French Monarchy 1, Pt. 1
The Decline of the French Monarchy 1, Pt. 1
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pp. Ill, 112; Lacretelle, t IL p. 67.
1727. FLEUm AND THE WALPOLES. 139 out. The agitation caused Europe by the double league of Vi- enna and Hanover had been for some time prolonged, and allies had been recruited on either side. The counsellors of the Cza- rina, bought by Austria, or wounded by the little value which the French government had set on the Russian alliance, had induced Catharine to give her assent to the treaty of Vienna, and her guar- antee to the Pragmatic Sanction of Charles V...I. (August 6, 1726).
The eccentric and fantastic King of Prussia, who disliked his fath- er-in-law, George 1., and who feared being shut in with liis young army, the sole object of his affections, between the masses of Rus- sia and Austria, abandoned the Hanoverian alliance, treated se- cretly with the Emperor, and also guaranteed the Pragmatic Sanc- tion, on condition that Charles VI. would promise him the integral reversion of the duchies of Jiilich and Berg, after the existing possessor (the Elector Palatine), (March 12, 1727).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pp. Ill, 112; Lacretelle, t IL p. 67.
1727. FLEUm AND THE WALPOLES. 139 out. The agitation caused Europe by the double league of Vi- enna and Hanover had been for some time prolonged, and allies had been recruited on either side. The counsellors of the Cza- rina, bought by Austria, or wounded by the little value which the French government had set on the Russian alliance, had induced Catharine to give her assent to the treaty of Vienna, and her guar- antee to the Pragmatic Sanction of Charles V...I. (August 6, 1726).
The eccentric and fantastic King of Prussia, who disliked his fath- er-in-law, George 1., and who feared being shut in with liis young army, the sole object of his affections, between the masses of Rus- sia and Austria, abandoned the Hanoverian alliance, treated se- cretly with the Emperor, and also guaranteed the Pragmatic Sanc- tion, on condition that Charles VI. would promise him the integral reversion of the duchies of Jiilich and Berg, after the existing possessor (the Elector Palatine), (March 12, 1727).
What to read after The Decline of the French Monarchy 1, Pt. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin, Henri, 1810-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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