1635
Cartesian Physics
Henry Reneri begins teaching ideas derived from Descartes's natural philosophy at Utrecht.
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Utrecht in France. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Henry Reneri begins teaching ideas derived from Descartes's natural philosophy at Utrecht.
The Utrecht authorities restrict public teaching of Cartesian philosophy amid theological controversy.
First day of the Utrecht Peace Conference
Acts for French interests during the Utrecht negotiations.
Acts for French interests during the Utrecht negotiations.
France loses important North American claims to Great Britain.
France accepts limits intended to preserve the European balance of power.
France agrees commercial arrangements with Great Britain during the settlement.
Recognises the Protestant succession in Great Britain.
French princes renounce claims that could unite France and Spain.
Conducts French diplomacy during the Utrecht peace settlement.
Conducts French diplomacy during the Utrecht peace settlement.
Accepts peace while Philip V keeps Spain.
Accepts peace with Great Britain while preserving Philip V's Spanish crown.
France accepts limits intended to preserve the European balance of power.
France agrees commercial arrangements with Great Britain during the settlement.
France loses important North American claims to Great Britain.
France reaches peace terms at Utrecht while Philip V keeps the Spanish crown.
French princes renounce claims that could unite France and Spain.
Philip V renounces his claim to the French throne and France renounces union with Spain.
Recognises the Protestant succession in Great Britain.
Is recognised internationally as Philip V of Spain.
Is recognised internationally as Philip V of Spain.
Under the Treaty of Utrecht Louis recognises the Protestant succession in Great Britain.
Under the Treaty of Utrecht Louis recognises the Protestant succession in Great Britain.
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