Treaty Provisions on Contingents and War Across Empires
The document outlines contingency provisions between the British and Prussian thrones regarding treaty guarantees with France. It specifies committees to prevent violations, conditions under which forces may be supplied, and mutual assurances that both sides will honor duties while avoiding prejudicial acts. It further states that Britain and Prussia may deploy contingents from their own troops if necessary, while France agrees not to act against these powers in their dominions or demand support contrary to the terms.