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Refutation on Austrian Netherlands and Treaties of Munster
The excerpt argues that the Austrian Netherlands remain united to the House of Austria, not the Emperor by rights of succession, and that Philip IV and later rulers acted as King of Spain rather than as Duke of Brabant or Earl of Flanders. It questions obligations under the Treaty of Munster and Antwerp, asserting the Emperor is not bound to fulfill Spanish Indies treaties, and notes naval movements and outbound ships from Falmouth and Plymouth as December reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Austria
Spain
Burgundy
States General
Spanish-Netherlands
Ypres
Furnes
Antwerp
Spanish Netherlands
France
Raflacht
Baden
Austrian Netherlands
Germany
Philip the Fair
Philip
Munster
Duke of
Brabant
Earl of
Flanders
Indies
Charles II
Philip IV
Monster
England
Republick
Manites
East
West Indies
Posfesses
Philip [V
The
Holland