GMT Imperial Struggle

Description

In 1697 the Sun King, Louis XIV, emerged from a decade of war with his Continental ambitions still unsatisfied. Meanwhile, King William III of England sat easier on his new throne than he ever had before. But neither France nor England could have anticipated the tumult of the years to come: a Second Hundred Years' War, during which these two tenacious adversaries would compete fiercely and proudly along every axis of human achievement. Meanwhile, King William III of England sat easier on his new throne than he ever had before. In 1697 the Sun King, Louis XIV, emerged from a decade of war with his Continental ambitions still unsatisfied. Meanwhile, King William III of England sat easier on his new throne than he ever had before. With the Spanish succession crisis unresolved and looming, there were no illusions that the new century would be a quiet one. But neither France nor England could have anticipated the tumult of the years to come: a Second Hundred Years' War, during which these two tenacious adversaries would compete fiercely and proudly along every axis of human achievement. In 1697 the Sun King, Louis XIV, emerged from a decade of war with his Continental ambitions still unsatisfied. With the Spanish succession crisis unresolved and looming, there were no illusions that the new century would be a quiet one.

Key Features

• With the Spanish succession crisis unresolved and looming, there were no illusions that the new century would be a quiet one.
• In 1697 the Sun King, Louis XIV, emerged from a decade of war with his Continental ambitions still unsatisfied.
• But neither France nor England could have anticipated the tumult of the years to come: a Second Hundred Years' War, during which these two tenacious adversaries would compete fiercely and proudly along every axis of human achievement.
• Meanwhile, King William III of England sat easier on his new throne than he ever had before.