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austracismo

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  • Gaspar de GuzmĆ”n y Pimental, count-duke de Olivares
    / Prime ministry

    …guided by the dream of austracismo, a joint European hegemony of the Austrian and Spanish Habsburg kingdoms. This policy meant continued Spanish involvement in the Thirty Years’ War and ended with the eclipse of Spanish power by France. Yet in the period of the Counter-Reformation it is difficult to conceive…

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    …guided by the dream of austracismo, a joint European hegemony of the Austrian and Spanish Habsburg kingdoms. This policy meant continued Spanish involvement in the Thirty Years’ War and ended with the eclipse of Spanish power by France. Yet in the period of the Counter-Reformation it is difficult to conceive…

    Read More