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Treaty of Utrecht

Great Britain · Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession. Chronological records from PostgreSQL.

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1713

Treaty of Utrecht

Party, Tory · London · Party Leader

Tories support ending Britain's costly war through the Utrecht settlement.

Treaty of Utrecht

Anne · Gibraltar · Queen

Britain receives Gibraltar from Spain under the peace settlement.

Treaty of Utrecht

Anne · Gibraltar · Queen

Gibraltar and Minorca give Britain strategic Mediterranean bases.

Treaty of Utrecht

Anne · Minorca · Queen

Britain receives Minorca from Spain under the peace settlement.

Treaty of Utrecht

Anne · Minorca · Queen

Minorca strengthens Britain's naval presence in the western Mediterranean.

Treaty of Utrecht

Anne · Utrecht · Queen

Britain concludes peace with Spain and receives Mediterranean concessions.

Treaty of Utrecht

Anne · Utrecht · Queen

Britain gains the asiento for supplying enslaved Africans to Spanish America.

Treaty of Utrecht

Anne · Utrecht · Queen

Britain receives permission for an annual trading ship to Spanish America.

Treaty of Utrecht

Anne · Utrecht · Queen

Britain recognises Philip V as King of Spain under the treaty.

1714

Treaty of Utrecht

George I · London · King

Accession confirms the succession recognised by France at Utrecht.

Treaty of Utrecht

George I · London · King

Inherits the foreign policy consequences of the Utrecht peace.

1719

Treaty of Utrecht

George I · Utrecht · King

The post-Utrecht settlement shapes later diplomacy involving Spain, Sicily and Sardinia.

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