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Foreign Policy Towards Spain
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(James I) History AS (Crown, Parliament and Authority) Mapa Mental sobre Foreign Policy Towards Spain, creado por Katie Difford el 12/04/2013.
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Foreign Policy Towards Spain
Treaty of London, 1604
A Spanish and English delegation, sitting at Somerset House in London
James was pleased with the outcome, saying he had delivered the blessing of peace abroad to his subjects
Hostilities ceased and good trade concessions were gained in Spain and Netherlands but no concession on Spanish colonial trade
Advantages
Favourable balance of trade
Pacification of Ireland could proceed more easily
English merchants got a better deal
Dynastic Marriages
Used his children to balance out European power
Stabilize Europe and safeguard his dynasty through a Protestant marriage for his daughter and a Spanish Catholic marriage for his son
Henry was due to marry the infanta Anne, but he was reluctant to marry a Catholic
Protestant marriage achieved in 1613 when Elizabeth married Elector Frederick V of the Palatinate
James was short of money after Addled parliament and Infanta Maria was suggested for Charles (a large dowry involved)
Change after 1618
Policy was closely interlinked with James's policy the HRE
Reflected growing tension between Evangelical Union and the Catholic League, expiry of Twelve Years Truce, Thirty Years War
Battle of White Mountain
James' son-in-law was driven from Bohemia and he still would not get involved in hostilities in Europe
Spanish support for Austrian Hasburgs was significant as James lacked...
A standing army
sufficient financial backing for military intervention
sufficient funds to support mercenary troops
James was ideologicaly and emotionally opposed to intervention
Wanted a diplomatic solution
Sent 2,500 troops to the continent to indicate concern over the Palatinate, but forbidden to fight
Third Parliament
Offered James inadequate subsidies
Showed its strength by reviving the process of impeachment to attack monopolists and bring about the fall of Bacon
Foreign policy led to debates on matters of royal prerogative and parliamentary privilege
Common's Petition of 3rd December 1921
"aid those of our religion in foreign parts"
Marry Prince Charles to a Protestant
Importance of foreign policy as stimulating key issues: finance, religion, prerogative and privelege
Visit to Madrid, 1623
Last attempt to achieve Spanish marriage
When this failed, Buckingham began to favor a French marriage for Charles
Their activities did much to undermine the traditional policy of James that was based on the Treaty of London
Fourth Parliament
Keen for war on Spain
Supported by Buckingham and Charles
Cranfield was removed by impeachment
The key anchor of James's foreign policy, peace with Spain, was about to be severed
All treaties with Spain dissolved and voted £300,000 for a naval war
Approaches to France for a marriage between Charles and Henrietta Maria; successful
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