Treaty of Utrecht style navigation and trade terms restated
Long excerpt repeats articles on contraband goods and free transport between Britain and France, detailing passports, certificates, war rules, prize justice, and penalties. Names include sovereigns and officials. locations include Utrecht and various ports. several clauses govern seizure, cargo checks, and wartime conduct. Provisions cover ships, cargo, and enforcement in wartime.
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Great-Britain
France
Utrecht
Aix-la-Chapelle
Admiralty
Norway
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Ion
Hip
Great Britain
L.S
John Brittol
C. P L
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