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James ' FOREIGN POLICY The foreign policy of James was extremely weak . He came to the throne so intent on preserving peace with foreign nations that he patched up a peace with Spain and then allowed his navy to decay to the point of ...
James ' FOREIGN POLICY The foreign policy of James was extremely weak . He came to the throne so intent on preserving peace with foreign nations that he patched up a peace with Spain and then allowed his navy to decay to the point of ...
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anti - French foreign policy . He , therefore , distributed offices between the Whigs and the Tories in the hope of keeping Parliament unanimous ; this proved to be an unsatisfactory arrangement and William was finally compelled for the ...
anti - French foreign policy . He , therefore , distributed offices between the Whigs and the Tories in the hope of keeping Parliament unanimous ; this proved to be an unsatisfactory arrangement and William was finally compelled for the ...
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FRENCH FOREIGN POLICY After the end of the World War , the French government was determined to obtain security from a German war of revenge by building up a system of alliances by which Germany would be encircled by hostile powers .
FRENCH FOREIGN POLICY After the end of the World War , the French government was determined to obtain security from a German war of revenge by building up a system of alliances by which Germany would be encircled by hostile powers .
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