Empire of the Sun: Spain Ascendant
Table of Contents
Chapter 1Empire of the Sun: Spain AscendantJan 2000Chapter 1 He Who Should Not Be AliveJan 2000Chapter 2 Father's Love is Like a Mountain of WealthJan 2000Chapter 3: Laurent LoyalJan 2000Chapter 4 Il Sole 24 OreJan 2000Chapter 5 Character is the most importantJan 2000Chapter 6 A SurpriseJan 2000Chapter 7 Prussian-Austrian ConflictJan 2000Chapter 8 PersuasionJan 2000Chapter 9 The End of the WarJan 2000Chapter 10 The Spanish RevolutionJan 2000Chapter 11 We Want Bread, Not a RepublicJan 2000Chapter 12: In the Wake of CollapseJan 2000Chapter 14About the CarlistsJan 2000Chapter 13: Spanish King SelectionJan 2000Chapter 14: The War For The Selection of The KingJan 2000Chapter 15: InvestigationJan 2000Chapter 16: Father and Son ConversationJan 2000Chapter 17: The Sweet Taste of SuccessJan 2000Chapter 18: Preparations before departureJan 2000Chapter 19: Arrival in MadridJan 2000Chapter 20: Cabinet SelectionJan 2000Chapter 21: The Elements of ReformJan 2000Chapter 22: Agricultural Tax Relief ActJan 2000Chapter 23: Countering the Cuban RebellionJan 2000Chapter 24: Italian LaborJan 2000Chapter 25: Royal Industry ExpansionJan 2000Chapter 26: Coronation CeremonyJan 2000Chapter 27: Royal Military Academy of Madrid.Jan 2000Chapter 28: The Troublesome Reform PlanJan 2000Chapter 29: The bigger the waves, the more valuable The CatchJan 2000Chapter 30: UndercurrentJan 2000Chapter 31: Capitalist UnrestJan 2000Chapter 32: The Carlist RebellionJan 2000Chapter 33: Taking Over the FactoryJan 2000Chapter 34: Make Spain Great AgainJan 2000Chapter 35: Proposal to Abolish TithesJan 2000Chapter 36: Palace Guard ExpansionJan 2000Chapter 37: Confident Carlos VIIJan 2000Chapter 38: Everyone Flees When Disaster StrikesJan 2000Chapter 39: The Human Heart is UnpredictableJan 2000Chapter 40: RebellionJan 2000Chapter 41: Carlos the Iron-WilledJan 2000Chapter 42: Another coup in FranceJan 2000Chapter 43: Parisian Citizens AssistJan 2000Chapter 44: Winning over the NoblesJan 2000Chapter 45: Jacobo's Private PartyJan 2000Chapter 46: Royal CouncilJan 2000Chapter 47: Beyond Prussian MightJan 2000Chapter 48: The Five Billion RansomJan 2000
Chapter 49: Rise of the German EmpireJan 2000Chapter 50: AssassinationJan 2000Chapter 51: A Foolproof PlanJan 2000Chapter 52: False AccusationsJan 2000Chapter 53: It is difficult to be guilty, and it is even more difficult to be innocentJan 2000Chapter 54: Exchange of InterestsJan 2000Chapter 55: Royal Security Intelligence ServiceJan 2000Chapter 56: Cuba SecuredJan 2000Chapter 57: Serrano ReturnsJan 2000Chapter 58: Five-Year PlanJan 2000Chapter 59: Conferment and Military ReviewJan 2000Chapter 60: The Joy of the KingJan 2000Chapter 61: Spanish Royal Academy of ScienceJan 2000Chapter 62: Zénobe GrammeJan 2000Chapter 63: Money Moves PeopleJan 2000Chapter 64: Military Industry Relies on ImitationJan 2000Chapter 65: The three founders of Mercedes-Benz kidnappedJan 2000Chapter 66: Maybach and DaimlerJan 2000Chapter 67: The Hope of the Second Industrial RevolutionJan 2000Chapter 68: Large LaboratoryJan 2000Chapter 69: The Steel Plant That Guarantees ProfitabilityJan 2000Chapter 70: Preparations for the Division of AfricaJan 2000Chapter 71: Spain lacks peopleJan 2000Chapter 72: Visit to ItalyJan 2000Chapter 73: Urging MarriageJan 2000Chapter 74: Fatherly LoveJan 2000Chapter 75: HuntingJan 2000Chapter 76: Meeting GaribaldiJan 2000Chapter 77: MenottiJan 2000Chapter 78: Cooperation AgreementJan 2000Chapter 79: Camillo GolgiJan 2000Chapter 80: Return to SpainJan 2000Chapter 81: Ceuta RebellionJan 2000Chapter 82: Colonization PlanJan 2000Chapter 85NoticeJan 2000Chapter 83: Expedition TeamJan 2000Chapter 84: Declaration of War on MoroccoJan 2000Chapter 85: The Desperate Plea for British InterventionJan 2000Chapter 86: A Headache-inducing MeetingJan 2000Chapter 87: The British ResponseJan 2000Chapter 88: Significant GainsJan 2000Chapter 89: Generators and MotorsJan 2000Chapter 90: A Royal Institute for ScienceJan 2000Chapter 91: Principal SelectionJan 2000Chapter 92: Spanish Colonial Ambitions and Shifting Focus.Jan 2000Chapter 93: Antonio Canovas del Castillo.Jan 2000