February 1699Treaty of PartitionWilliam III of Orange
William III of Orange reopens partition negotiations after the death of Joseph Ferdinand destroys the first proposed settlement of the Spanish succession.
Historical records for England in 1699, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
William III of Orange reopens partition negotiations after the death of Joseph Ferdinand destroys the first proposed settlement of the Spanish succession.
Is appointed to help prepare the Lords' reasons for insisting on their amendment to the Billingsgate Market bill.
William III of Orange clashes with Parliament over the size of the peacetime army after the end of the Nine Years' War.
Death of Henry Somerset
Dismissed from all offices
Parliament forces William III of Orange to reduce forces and remove much of his Dutch military establishment from England after the war.
Created Earl of Shaftesbury, 3rd
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