Stuart Claim Recognised by Louis XIV
After the exiled James II died in September 1701, Louis XIV recognised his son James Francis Edward Stuart as James III of England and James VIII of Scotland, heightening diplomatic tensions with William III.
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After the exiled James II died in September 1701, Louis XIV recognised his son James Francis Edward Stuart as James III of England and James VIII of Scotland, heightening diplomatic tensions with William III.
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