miércoles, 20 de marzo de 2019

FOREIGN POLICY OF FELIPE III

FOREIGN POLICY OF FELIPE III

In 1607 the Crown was forced to repudiate its debts. The drain of funds caused by the Dutch Wr and the futility of pursuing the struggle in the Netherleand led to a 12-year truce in 1609. In effect, it indicated Spain`s failure to subdue its rebellious subjects in the Netherlands.
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