31 March 1713
Hanoverian Succession
The Treaty of Utrecht recognises the Hanoverian succession in Great Britain.
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Utrecht in Great Britain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
The Treaty of Utrecht recognises the Hanoverian succession in Great Britain.
The Treaty of Utrecht recognises the Hanoverian succession in Great Britain.
Represents British interests in negotiations at Utrecht.
Represents British interests in negotiations at Utrecht.
Acadia Newfoundland and Hudson Bay expand Britain's Atlantic empire.
The settlement prevents union of the French and Spanish crowns.
Britain secures commercial advantages alongside the peace treaty.
France recognises the Protestant succession established in Britain.
The settlement recognises the Hanoverian succession before his accession.
Helps negotiate the British settlement with France and Spain.
Acadia Newfoundland and Hudson Bay expand Britain's Atlantic empire.
Britain secures commercial advantages alongside the peace treaty.
France recognises the Hanoverian succession and accepts British gains in North America.
France recognises the Protestant succession established in Britain.
The settlement prevents union of the French and Spanish crowns.
Concludes peace terms ending Britain's role in the war.
Concludes the British peace with France and helps end Britain's part in the war.
The settlement recognises the Hanoverian succession before his accession.
Bolingbroke helps negotiate the peace settlement ending Britain's part in the war.
Helps negotiate the British peace settlement at Utrecht.
Helps negotiate the British settlement with France and Spain.
Britain gains the asiento for supplying enslaved Africans to Spanish America.
Britain receives permission for an annual trading ship to Spanish America.
Britain recognises Philip V as King of Spain under the treaty.
Britain concludes peace with Spain and receives Mediterranean concessions.
Britain gains the asiento for supplying enslaved Africans to Spanish America.
Britain receives permission for an annual trading ship to Spanish America.
Britain recognises Philip V as King of Spain under the treaty.
Britain concludes peace with Spain and receives Mediterranean concessions.
The post-Utrecht settlement shapes later diplomacy involving Spain, Sicily and Sardinia.
The post-Utrecht settlement shapes later diplomacy involving Spain, Sicily and Sardinia.
From 1728 to 1730 Pitt attends Utrecht University in the Dutch Republic
Provenance
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