https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franco-Dutch_War
Here's the wiki on the Franco-Dutch War, which in its early years coincided with an Anglo-Dutch war which saw the Dutch re-take New Amsterdam & threaten the Chesapeake? Even more novel than the Anglo-French cooperation during its early, Stuart years is that this was one of those rare occasions, and the first occasion after Dutch independence, when the Spanish & Dutch were aligned. The Dano-Norwegians and HRE also happened to be on the Dutch side for this one.
Could the Spanish and Dutch side been more aggressive against either the English or the French? For example, they might have been able to work together to put threaten some English or French Caribbean territories, or the the southern part of the English colonies in America like the Carolinas or Virginia, using Dutch & Spanish ships & boosting them with Spanish infantry from Cuba and Florida.
Thoughts?
Here's the wiki on the Franco-Dutch War, which in its early years coincided with an Anglo-Dutch war which saw the Dutch re-take New Amsterdam & threaten the Chesapeake? Even more novel than the Anglo-French cooperation during its early, Stuart years is that this was one of those rare occasions, and the first occasion after Dutch independence, when the Spanish & Dutch were aligned. The Dano-Norwegians and HRE also happened to be on the Dutch side for this one.
Could the Spanish and Dutch side been more aggressive against either the English or the French? For example, they might have been able to work together to put threaten some English or French Caribbean territories, or the the southern part of the English colonies in America like the Carolinas or Virginia, using Dutch & Spanish ships & boosting them with Spanish infantry from Cuba and Florida.
Thoughts?