59.4 Conclusion of the War of Spanish Succession

59.4 Conclusion of the War of Spanish Succession

The French army of Louis XIV was on the ropes, but fought hard against the British, Dutch, Austrians and Prussians at the Battle of Malplaquet 1709. Peace was finally agreed in with the Treaties of Utrecht 1713 and Rastadt 1714, establishing a new balance of power on the continent.

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21.3 Sons of King Henry II of England Rebel, Encouraged by Philip II of France

21.3 Sons of King Henry II of England Rebel, Encouraged by Philip II of France

The sons of King Henry II of England, impatient for power of their own and encouraged by Louis VII and then Philip II Augustus of France, rebel against their father and end up damaging the cause of th...

3 Des 201530min

21.2 Louis VII of France Builds a Power Base

21.2 Louis VII of France Builds a Power Base

The story of France in the High Middle Ages, the reigns of Louis VI and Louis VII. As the twelfth century opened the kings of France barely controlled much land beyond Paris, but these two monarchs be...

27 Nov 201520min

21.1 Chateau Gaillard 1203-04, Part 1, Angevin Empire

21.1 Chateau Gaillard 1203-04, Part 1, Angevin Empire

William the Conqueror's conquest of England in 1066 and the division of his lands between England and Normandy sowed the seeds for centuries of Anglo-French conflict. This episode covers the reigns of...

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20.2 Constantinople 1204, Part 2, Fourth Crusade

20.2 Constantinople 1204, Part 2, Fourth Crusade

When crusaders arrived at Constantinople in 1203 they gazed in wonder, having never imagined that there could be so fine a place in the world. The 'Queen of Cities', founded by Constantine The Great i...

24 Okt 201553min

20.1 Constantinople 1204, Part 1, Fourth Crusade

20.1 Constantinople 1204, Part 1, Fourth Crusade

In the year 1204, Constantinople, the largest and most splendid city by far in Europe was sacked, not by Muslims but by fellow Christians - and not only sacked but gutted by fire and indiscriminate vi...

17 Okt 201538min

19.1 Third Crusade 1189-1192

19.1 Third Crusade 1189-1192

After the disaster at Hattin in 1187 Saladin appeared on the verge of completely wiping out the Crusader States from the Middle East. Instead he was met by stubborn resistance at Tyre, and the Acre. A...

26 Sep 201534min

18.4 Battle of Hattin 1187, Part 4

18.4 Battle of Hattin 1187, Part 4

The Battle of Hattin fought on 4th July between Saladin and a considerable Christian army was a major turning point in the history of the Crusader Stateswww.historyeurope.net Hosted on Acast. See acas...

22 Aug 201539min

18.3 Battle of Hattin 1187, Part 3, Saladin

18.3 Battle of Hattin 1187, Part 3, Saladin

The emergence of Saladin as preeminent Muslim ruler of the Levant, and the struggle for Egypt between Saladin and the Kingdom of Jerusalem. www.historyeurope.netPicture: Saladin coin Hosted on Acast. ...

15 Aug 201521min

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