Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 83
... Spain , the Indies , and the Netherlands . The Imperial family were to be bought off with the Milanese ; and the Dauphin was to have the Two Sicilies . The great object of the King of Spain and of all his counsellors was to avert the ...
... Spain , the Indies , and the Netherlands . The Imperial family were to be bought off with the Milanese ; and the Dauphin was to have the Two Sicilies . The great object of the King of Spain and of all his counsellors was to avert the ...
Page 103
... Spain possessed . Toledo had been for some time the retreat of two ambitious , turbulent and vindicative intriguers , the Queen Dowager and Cardinal Porto Carrero . They had long been deadly ... Spain has , War of the Succession in Spain 103.
... Spain possessed . Toledo had been for some time the retreat of two ambitious , turbulent and vindicative intriguers , the Queen Dowager and Cardinal Porto Carrero . They had long been deadly ... Spain has , War of the Succession in Spain 103.
Page 116
... Spain . " If such , " he said , " be my feelings , what must be the feelings of others ? " Bolingbroke , it is cer ... Spain , the balance of power would have been seriously endangered . The union of the Austrian dominions and Spain ...
... Spain . " If such , " he said , " be my feelings , what must be the feelings of others ? " Bolingbroke , it is cer ... Spain , the balance of power would have been seriously endangered . The union of the Austrian dominions and Spain ...
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