The War of the Polish Succession
The War of the Polish Succession
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Even before Capua and Gaeta slcUy!^ fell, Montemar, reinforced by fresh troops from Spain, landed near Palermo, where he was at once welcomed as Viceroy of King 46 THE SPANISH CONQUEST Carlos. The Sicilians rose in favour of the Spaniards, and helped them by pre- venting the concentration of the Austrian troops from the smaller garrisons. Only three fortresses offered any resistance, and Trapani, the last of these, surrendered on June 21, 1735. Carlos himself went over to Sicily and was, on Jul...y 3, crowned at Palermo, where the enthusiasm was con- siderable. Thus, within fifteen months, the kingdom of the Two Sicilies had changed its ruler, and ' the familiar adage was again confirmed that " the kingdom " was hght to win and light to lose ^' Operations In the north of Italy, while the Two 'o/iLT'^^ SiciHes were being reduced by the Spaniards, the allied forces of France and Sardinia had also met with much success, though the results were not so decisive. Villars urged Charles Emanuel to undertake the siege of Mantua.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even before Capua and Gaeta slcUy!^ fell, Montemar, reinforced by fresh troops from Spain, landed near Palermo, where he was at once welcomed as Viceroy of King 46 THE SPANISH CONQUEST Carlos. The Sicilians rose in favour of the Spaniards, and helped them by pre- venting the concentration of the Austrian troops from the smaller garrisons. Only three fortresses offered any resistance, and Trapani, the last of these, surrendered on June 21, 1735. Carlos himself went over to Sicily and was, on Jul...y 3, crowned at Palermo, where the enthusiasm was con- siderable. Thus, within fifteen months, the kingdom of the Two Sicilies had changed its ruler, and ' the familiar adage was again confirmed that " the kingdom " was hght to win and light to lose ^' Operations In the north of Italy, while the Two 'o/iLT'^^ SiciHes were being reduced by the Spaniards, the allied forces of France and Sardinia had also met with much success, though the results were not so decisive. Villars urged Charles Emanuel to undertake the siege of Mantua.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King of Siam Vajiravudh to read onlineMoreLess
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