Peace Policy
Bolingbroke defends the peace settlement against Whig criticism.
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Bolingbroke defends the peace settlement against Whig criticism.
Represents British interests in negotiations at Utrecht.
Represents British interests in negotiations at Utrecht.
Bolingbroke defends the peace settlement against Whig criticism.
Whigs attack the Utrecht terms as too favourable to France.
Tories support ending Britain's costly war through the Utrecht settlement.
Tories support ending Britain's costly war through the Utrecht settlement.
Whigs attack the Utrecht terms as too favourable to France.
Britain gains the asiento for supplying enslaved Africans to Spanish America.
Gibraltar and Minorca give Britain strategic Mediterranean bases.
Minorca strengthens Britain's naval presence in the western Mediterranean.
Britain receives permission for an annual trading ship to Spanish America.
Britain recognises Philip V as King of Spain under the treaty.
Britain receives Gibraltar from Spain under the peace settlement.
Britain receives Minorca from Spain under the peace settlement.
Britain receives Gibraltar from Spain under the peace settlement.
Gibraltar and Minorca give Britain strategic Mediterranean bases.
Britain receives Minorca from Spain under the peace settlement.
Minorca strengthens Britain's naval presence in the western Mediterranean.
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.
During Queen Anne's last years the parliamentary settlement continued to secure the succession to her Protestant Hanoverian relatives.
The Spanish settlement included a limited annual trading-ship privilege allowing British merchants additional access to Spanish America.
Diplomats agreed arrangements concerning the withdrawal of imperial troops from Catalonia and related military disengagement.
Spain ceded Gibraltar to Britain through the territorial clauses of their peace treaty.
Halley began serving as a secretary of the Royal Society and supported its scientific correspondence.
Pope began organizing the subscription publishing project for his English translation of Homer's Iliad.
Appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Spain transferred sovereignty over Minorca to Britain, strengthening Britain's Mediterranean naval position.
Pope published Ode for Musick as a separate work in London.
Pope wrote the prologue for Joseph Addison's tragedy Cato, contributing verse to a prominent theatrical production.
Defoe brought The Review toward its end after nearly a decade of sustained journalism.
Britain and the Dutch Republic concluded an agreement addressing Dutch security arrangements in the former Spanish Netherlands.
Pope's growing literary standing led toward a substantial editorial commission involving Shakespeare's plays.
Walpole reentered the Commons and remained an important Whig critic of the Tory government.
Pope's Windsor Forest linked the English landscape to the recently agreed European peace.
Pope published Windsor Forest, connecting a poetic landscape with the politics of peace.
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