The Fallen Stuarts
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Minister, the Prince of Cellamare, was working for the Spanish King at Paris. The struggle for the supremacy of the Mediterranean Sea had been fought and won by England. The struggle for the succession to the Bourbon Empire of Louis XIV was now to be waged. Linked with this was the question of the Channel. For Philip, as a possible claimant to the regency and succession in France, was at the head of the party which found its traditions in the days of the Grand Monarque, when France and Spain we...re united against England and Germany. The result of the success of this party and its policy would be the old weakness of Holland and England. The attempt to nullify the influence of the Channel on Europe would be renewed. With Orleans as Eegent and heir to the throne was secured the new policy of the treaty of Utrecht and of the Quadruple Alliance, where the interests of the House of Bourbon were sacrificed to the aggrandizement of a cadet branch and the Channel left to the supremacy of England without a murmur, in order to retain the friendship of George.
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Minister, the Prince of Cellamare, was working for the Spanish King at Paris. The struggle for the supremacy of the Mediterranean Sea had been fought and won by England. The struggle for the succession to the Bourbon Empire of Louis XIV was now to be waged. Linked with this was the question of the Channel. For Philip, as a possible claimant to the regency and succession in France, was at the head of the party which found its traditions in the days of the Grand Monarque, when France and Spain we...re united against England and Germany. The result of the success of this party and its policy would be the old weakness of Holland and England. The attempt to nullify the influence of the Channel on Europe would be renewed. With Orleans as Eegent and heir to the throne was secured the new policy of the treaty of Utrecht and of the Quadruple Alliance, where the interests of the House of Bourbon were sacrificed to the aggrandizement of a cadet branch and the Channel left to the supremacy of England without a murmur, in order to retain the friendship of George.
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