Armistice Signed Between Denmark and Britain at Copenhagen
A British and Danish armistice ends hostilities around Copenhagen. Commissioners from Denmark and Britain meet aboard the London to set terms for fourteen weeks, including ceasefire at sea and harbor, protection of trade and crew welfare, and free movement of ships and supplies. Leaders and signatories include Admiral Hyde Parker, Lord Nelson, and Danish dignitaries.
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