Treaty of Warsaw 1773 peace pact between Prussia and Poland
Facsimile summary of a treaty signed at Warsaw on September 18 1773. It details perpetual peace between Prussia and Poland including cessions such as Polish Prussia territories and Pomerelia, renunciations of claims, and provisions for boundaries, protections for Roman Catholics, and future mechanisms for dispute mediation and ratification.
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Republic of Poland
Warsaw
Pomenania
Poland
Hunary
Boheshia
Russia
Po Jernd
Pomgrania
Netze
Sieur Gedeon de Benoit
Court of
Lithuania
Kingdom of Poland
Grand Duchy of ‘Lithuania
Pr Sthéer
Ms ‘S
Grand Duchy of Ithuania
Profia
Pomerelia
Dantzie
Great Poland
Marche
Vistula
Verden
Solitz
Silesia
Prat
Republic of
Palatinate of Mattenbourg
Eibing
Varmil
Palatinate of Culm
Fhorn
Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Prifiz
Draheim
Bydgost
Crown of
Kingdom of
Empire of
Carlowitz
Kingdom of Prussia
Lauenbourg
Butow
Chissgood Sfices
Svargaw
Dantzic
Prasia
Senate
Thorn
Hungary
Bohemia
Roffig
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House of Peers
Ireland
Annaly
Mountmerres
Defart
Ely
Rou‘den
Europe
Dublin
Corke
Cloyne
Treland
Lord Ranelagh
Lord Mountmorres
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