An Austrian Atlantic: The Habsburg Monarchy and the Atlantic world in the eighteenth century

Singerton, Jonathan

doi:10.1080/14788810.2022.2109893

Atlantic Studies

2022

DOI: 10.1080/14788810.2022.2109893

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An Austrian Atlantic: The Habsburg Monarchy and the Atlantic world in the eighteenth century

Jonathan Singerton

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“…In short Auer, 2020 O'Reilly, 2009: 57-70. On the Atlantic Dimension of Habsburg RuleSingerton, 2022;O'Reilly, 2022.…”

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Influence and Politics at the Viennese court 1713-1748

Seitschek

2022

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Este artículo examina las relaciones entre los protagonistas de la corte vienesa a partir de los importantes acontecimientos políticos que se produjeron en el periodo comprendido entre 1713 y 1740. La fuente principal para ello son las notas personales del propio emperador, los diarios de Carlos VI. Sus anotaciones y la mención de encuentros con consejeros cercanos ponen de manifiesto las posibilidades de influencia. Debido a las experiencias del archiduque Carlos en España, que marcaron el rumbo del futuro, estos años también se incluyen en las consideraciones. Carlos VI ostentó el título de Rey de España hasta su muerte. En el proceso, España pasó de ser su propio dominio a ser un oponente político y, finalmente, un aliado, que volvió a cambiar en 1729. Esta relación ilustra por sí sola la animada actividad diplomática (y militar) de los años estudiados, que también puede rastrearse por la cambiante influencia de individuos y grupos en la corte imperial de Viena

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“…In short Auer, 2020 O'Reilly, 2009: 57-70. On the Atlantic Dimension of Habsburg RuleSingerton, 2022;O'Reilly, 2022.…”

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Influence and Politics at the Viennese court 1713-1748

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2022

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Charting the future: Twentieth-anniversary issue of Atlantic Studies: Global Currents

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2024

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An Austrian Atlantic: The Habsburg Monarchy and the Atlantic world in the eighteenth century

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Influence and Politics at the Viennese court 1713-1748

Influence and Politics at the Viennese court 1713-1748

Charting the future: Twentieth-anniversary issue of Atlantic Studies: Global Currents

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