Titlebook: Louis XIV and Europe; Ragnhild Hatton (Professor of International Histor Book 1976 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Louis XIV and his Fellow Monarchspire of the German nation, the office that carried the undisputed highest temporal honours, and on which the Austrian Habsburg family had so strong a hold that, in Louis’ words, ‘the imperial crown has become virtually hereditary in the house of Austria’..

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Louis XIV and the Jacobiteshe battle of the Boyne and Scotland divided the Stuart cause had little chance of succeeding, and the supporters of James II and the Old Pretender failed to make the most of any opportunities that came their way. Louis XIV had solid good sense enough to realise this better than his own advisers, but

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