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Edition used: Voltaire, The Works of Voltaire. A Contemporary Version. A Critique and Biography by John Morley, notes by Tobias Smollett, trans. Fleming (New York: E.R.
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It may not be used in any way for profit. Table of Contents: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. CONTENTS • AGE OF LOUIS XIV. • chapter Introduction... The State of Europe before Louis XIV.... Victories of the French.. The Civil War...
The Civil War until 1654. Death of Cardinal Mazarin. Governs Alone. The Conquest of Flanders. Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle. Magnificence of Louis XIV..
Holland Evacuated.. Death of Marshal Turenne.
The Peace of Nimeguen.. The Taking of Strasburg. Of England Dethroned. Europe until 1697.. The Treaty with Savoy.. Edition: current; Page: [2 ] Edition: current; Page: [3 ]. CHAPTER I.: THE STATES OF EUROPE BEFORE LOUIS XIV.
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For a long time past the Christian part of Europe—Russia excepted—might be considered as a great republic divided into several states, some of which were monarchial, others mixed, some aristocratic, and others popular; but all corresponding with one another; all having the same basis of religion, though divided into several sects, and acknowledging the same principles of public and political equity, which were unknown to the other parts of the world. The Spanish nation, governed by the elder branch of the house of Austria, after the death of Charles V., made itself more formidable to Europe than the Germanic Empire. The kings of Spain were infinitely more absolute and rich than the emperors: and the mines of Mexico and Peru furnished them with treasures sufficient to purchase the liberties of Europe. You have already seen the project of universal monarchy, or rather universal superiority on the Christian continent, begun by Charles V. And carried on by Philip II. The Spanish greatness under Philip II. Became a vast body without substance, which had more reputation than real strength.
Philip IV., who inherited his father’s weakness, lost Portugal by his neglect; Roussillon by the inferiority of his arms; and Catalonia by the abuse of his absolute authority. Such princes could not long continue successful in their wars against France. If our errors and divisions gave them some few advantages, they soon lost the fruits of them by their own want of capacity. Besides, they had a people to command whose privileges gave them a right to serve ill. The Castilians, for instance, Edition: current; Page: [19 ] had a privilege by which they were exempted from serving out of their own country. The Aragonese were continually opposing their liberties to the orders of the king’s council; and the Catalans, who looked upon their kings as their enemies, would not even suffer them to raise militia in their provinces. Notwithstanding all these disadvantages, Spain, by being united to the empire, threw a very formidable weight into the balance of Europe.