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Treaty of Bruzolo
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Treaty of Bruzolo

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  • Charles Emmanuel I, detail of a lithograph
    Charles Emmanuel I

    By the Treaty of Bruzolo (April 1610), Charles Emmanuel aligned himself with the French against the Spanish and Austrian Habsburgs in exchange for a free hand in Lombardy. Although Henry IV’s assassination aborted this alliance, Charles Emmanuel seized Monferrato from the Spanish in 1613, provoking a war


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    By the Treaty of Bruzolo (April 1610), Charles Emmanuel aligned himself with the French against the Spanish and Austrian Habsburgs in exchange for a free hand in Lombardy. Although Henry IV’s assassination aborted this alliance, Charles Emmanuel seized Monferrato from the Spanish in 1613, provoking a war


    Read More