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Chapter III: War of England and France in Alliance Against the United Provinces, 1672–1674.--Finally, of France Against Combined Europe, 1674–1678.--Sea Battles of Solebay, the Texel, and Stromboli.
ОглавлениеAccession of Charles II. and Louis XIV
Followed shortly by general wars
French policy formulated by Henry IV. and Richelieu
Condition of France in 1660
Condition of Spain
Condition of the Dutch United Provinces
Their commerce and colonies
Character of their government
Parties in the State
Condition of England in 1660
Characteristics of French, English, and Dutch ships
Conditions of other European States
Louis XIV. The leading personality in Europe
His policy
Colbert's administrative acts
Second Anglo-Dutch War, 1665
Battle of Lowestoft, 1665
Fire-ships, compared with torpedo-cruisers
The group formation
The order of battle for sailing-ships
The Four Days' Battle, 1666
Military merits of the opposing fleets
Soldiers commanding fleets, discussion
Ruyter in the Thames, 1667
Peace of Breda, 1667
Military value of commerce-destroying