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Chapter 1772

King George of the United Kingdom made a good plan. First, it can pull Spain from the French alliance. On the other hand, it can also create friction between France and Spain. It can also cause the White Iron Kingdom and Spain to have a conflict. The rift between them further highlighted the eased contradictions.

If the Spaniards really turned against the White Iron Kingdom again, then the Spaniards inside the White Iron Kingdom might also have riots, which is another good news for the fight against the White Iron Kingdom.

At that time, Spain will be weakened, France's allies will be weakened, France will be weakened, and the White Iron Kingdom will also be weakened.

And the only ones who benefited were the United Kingdom. As long as he thought of this, George II was quite proud.

This is a plan to kill three birds with one stone, provided that enough temptations can be given to the King of Spain.

There are some fertile lands in the French territories on the North American continent, and there are vast plains along the Mississippi River. The plantations, pastures and arable farms established there can produce a large amount of materials every year.

This is undoubtedly very tempting for the Spaniards.

The land was divided into east and west by the Mississippi River, with the east to England and the west to Spain.

It is difficult for the King of Spain not to be tempted. Secondly, he can also attack the Kingdom of White Iron. For the new King of Spain, this is also extremely attractive.

After all, no king could resist the temptation to open up territories, and the King of Spain was no exception.

Soon, the King of Spain received this letter of personal friendship from King George II of England.

The first moment he saw the letter, he couldn't believe it, the second was quite tempted, and the third was hesitant.

For the betrayal of France, no one knows better than him what it means, but Spain is very uncomfortable.

In this war, the roles they played were not glorious, and even a little embarrassing.

Spain did not dare to send troops on the mainland on a large scale. He was worried about offending Prussia, Russia and France.

This is not in line with Spain's current foreign policy, but if it completely falls to France, it will make the King of Spain face the blow of Britain.

In this war, they, Spain, are nothing more than a bunch of scumbags, and they will fall to wherever there is interest.

The reason why he joined this alliance when the war began to change was to stand on the side of the winner.

He saw that Prussia couldn't even hold the capital, so how could the King of Spain hold back his desire to carve up a wave.

At that time, even if you can't eat meat, it's good to have some soup to drink.

But now that this letter has been sent, it is a bit embarrassing for the king of Spain.

On the one hand, he was very moved by the letter from King George II of England, but on the other hand, he was worried. Although eating meat was good, it was hard to say whether to eat it or not.

But at this moment, King George II of England is arranging his funeral.

The British throne will certainly not be inherited by Prince Frederick, Prince of Wales. He is not a wise monarch.

King George II of the United Kingdom has more considerations in choosing an heir.

But now he doesn't need to worry, because his son left earlier than him.

Therefore, the current heir to the throne naturally fell to Frederick's eldest son William.

George William was likable from an early age, but he was taciturn and easily shy.

However, he was very much loved by George II. The reason why George II valued his grandson was not only because of his personality.

Another part of the reason is political considerations. As a British king who can only speak German, George II can not get much support from parliament, and even those members of parliament often sing against him.

But King George II wants his grandson to have the support of the British Parliament.

Because his grandson is a pure English king and can speak pure English.

The British who hate and fear foreigners seem to care very much about whether the ruler of the kingdom can speak English. Although this seems ridiculous to George II, it is true.

Although King George II was sometimes very stubborn, he was even discredited by the news disseminated by members of the British Parliament, and even said that he was extravagant and lustful.

But King George II of the United Kingdom knows very well that these are members of the British Parliament who have a kind of inferiority complex and xenophobia in their bones.

Even though many of the decisions he made were wise and martial, these British MPs still confronted him with their inherent ideas.

George II hoped that his grandson George William would be popular with all parties and truly regain control of the situation in Britain.

The Seven Years War will inevitably bring down British finances, and George II is confident that after the Seven Years War, he will clean up all this with his strong prestige and the prestige brought by the victory of the war.

But his time is running out, and he can no longer continue to implement his ideas. He can only hope that his grandson can regain control of the British situation.

Therefore, at this moment, George II, on the one hand, is balancing the forces of all parties, and on the other hand, he is paving the way for his grandson George William, and hopes that he can fulfill his expectations.

During the process of George II governing the entire Commonwealth, the territory of the United Kingdom was expanding and increasing.

From this point of view, George II was undoubtedly a wise monarch, but the British did not like him, especially did not like him ruling them as a German.

After all, human life has an end, and George II cannot be exempted even as a king.

He has always been most satisfied that although his fate is coming to an end, he has outlived his hated son Frederick.

Sometimes living long is very important to the continuation of a dynasty, especially in the eyes of King George at this moment.

He survived his own son, and did not put the final fate of the country in the hands of his damned and even stupid son.

In the eyes of King George II, this is very beautiful, at least it will not destroy all the hard work he built.

The death of a person is often a kind of sadness, and as King George II of England, he also does not want this to be the case.

He hopes that his political plot will continue, and for now he can only pin his hopes on his grandson.

After all, King George II of England was not immune to disease before winter was about to enter.

Fortunately, he did not die of blood collapse while sitting on the toilet as in history, but passed away quietly.

And the verbal agreement with the King of Spain naturally came to nothing, and no results were achieved.

However, the wars between the European continent and the American continent did not die down because of the death of the British King George II, but intensified.

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