This book provides a rare glimpse into the political and social climate of early modern Spain. It consists of a collection of extracts from the correspondence of Alexander Stanhope, the British Minister at Madrid from 1690-1699. These letters shed light on the complex relationships between European powers during this period and provide valuable insights into the political and cultural history of Spain.

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