Imperial Peace Terms Bind Europe in Utrecht Style
The document records long European peace terms with Emperor and Catholic King abdicating claims to France and Spain. It outlines renunciations, rights, and borders, including the Kingdom of Sardinia, and confirms a balance of power by excluding France and Spain from union. Article II and IV emphasize succession, renunciation, and protection of Europe’s stability. The text references Utrecht treaties and the 1712 Cortes declaration.