Letters of William 3 and Louis 14 and Their Ministers; Illustrative of the Domestic and Foreign Politics of England, From the Peace of Rywick to the Accession of Philip 5 of Spain. 1697 to 1700. Ed.

A collection of diplomatic letters exchanged between the rulers of England and France, as well as their ministers, during the late 17th century, shedding light on the complex political, military, and cultural relationships between the two countries. Edited by Paul Grimblot, a French historian and diplomat, this work provides valuable insights into the early modern history of Europe.

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