French Commercial Navigation Treaty Concluded
Britain and France signed provisions regulating navigation and commerce alongside their peace agreement.
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Britain and France signed provisions regulating navigation and commerce alongside their peace agreement.
France reached a separate peace agreement with the Dutch Republic in the Utrecht treaty series.
France and Portugal settled their bilateral hostilities through an agreement signed at Utrecht.
France and Prussia concluded a peace agreement as part of the diplomatic settlement.
France made peace with Savoy, addressing territorial rights and the duke's new royal status.
France recognized British claims in the Hudson Bay region after prolonged commercial and military disputes.
Gets the Pope to issue a Papal Bull condemning Jansenist views
Louis XIV secures recognition of the Bourbon settlement in Spain while France makes concessions.
Philip V accepts arrangements separating the French and Spanish crowns under the peace settlement.
France transferred its share of Saint Kitts to Britain, ending divided European control of the island.
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