European Political Situation in 1635
In 1635, Europe was embroiled in political turmoil with various regions grappling with debt, overspending, and military conflicts. France experienced a significant increase in revenue but faced challenges due to high military spending. Saxony and the Holy Roman Empire struggled with mounting debts a
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Decline of Spain and Wars in the 17th Century
Spain's decline after 1635 was marked by financial strain and military challenges, leading to conflicts in Italy, the Pyrenees, and Catalonia. The war in the Empire post-1635 saw a shift in alliances and power struggles. The fiscal-military burden on Spain worsened due to declining trade and populat
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European Political Landscape in the Early 17th Century
Central Europe in 1618 was marked by conflicts and power struggles among various entities such as the Bishopric of Hildesheim and the Duchy of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel. The inability to achieve peace in 1635 and beyond was fueled by factors such as France's increasing revenue and military spending, f
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