John Methuen represents English diplomatic interests in Portugal during the succession
John Methuen represents English diplomatic interests in Portugal during the succession crisis.
Follow John Methuen through 11 dated historical records for England.
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John Methuen represents English diplomatic interests in Portugal during the succession crisis.
Methuen signs the defensive alliance bringing Portugal into the Grand Alliance.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1702-1706
Methuen negotiates English agreements that help bring Portugal into the alliance.
Role range: 1701-1714
Methuen signs the commercial agreement governing English cloth and Portuguese wine.
Role range: 1702-1706
Methuen secures favourable treatment for English woollen textiles in Portugal.
Role range: 1702-1706
Methuen agrees preferential English duties for Portuguese wines.
Role range: 1702-1706
Concludes alliance and commercial terms with Portugal.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1703-1706
Negotiates a Treaty to allow textiles into Portugal for low tariffs on port & wine
Negotiates a Treaty to allow textiles into Portugal for low tariffs on port & wine
Negotiates a Treaty to allow textiles into Portugal for low tariffs on port & wine
Methuen conducts negotiations linking military alliance and commercial concessions.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1702-1706
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