III The Last Stages of the Thirty Years' War and the Treaties of Westphalia

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS VII
3. I Austrians and Turks in the Long War (1592-1606), the Bohemian Succession, and the Outbreak of the Thirty Years' War 1
4. II Continuance of the War, Gustavus Adolphus, Cardinal Richelieu, and the Hapsburgs, the Increasing Importance of France 40
5. III The Last Stages of the Thirty Years' War and the Treaties of Westphalia 79
6. IV Venice, Malta, and the Turks, the Beginning of the Long War of Candia 104
7. V The Turco-Venetian War (1646-1653) and the Turmoil in Istanbul 137
8. VI Naval Battles at the Dardanelles (1654-1657), the Cretan War, and Papal Aid to Venice 172
9. VII Alvise da Molin's Embassy to the Porte, Failure of the French to Relieve Candia, Francesco Morosini's Surrender of the City to the Turks 206
10. VIII Turco-Venetian Relations (1670-1683) and the Turkish Siege of Vienna 244
11. IX The Conquests of the Austrians in Hungary, the Revolt of the Turkish Army, and the Venetians in the Morea (1684-1687) 271
12. X Francesco Morosini, the Invasion of Attica, and the Destruction of the Parthenon 301
13. XI The Venetians' Withdrawal from Athens, the Removal of Antiquities, and Morosini's Failure to Take Negroponte 331
14. XII Girolamo Corner's Success at Monemvasia, Domenico Mocenigo's Failure in the Aegean, and the Death of Francesco Morosini 363
15. XIII Louis XIV, the Turks, and the War of the League of Augsburg, the Treaties of Ryswick and Karlowitz, and the Uneasy Peace between Venice and the Porte 389
16. XIV The Turkish Reconquest of the Morea, the Victories of Eugene of Savoy, Von Schulenburg's Defense of Corfu, the Peace of Passarowitz, and Venice as a Playground of Europe 426