Alliance Treaty Between France and United States 1778
The Paris treaty dated 6 February 1778 unites the Most Christian King and the United States in a defensive alliance. It commits joint action against Britain, preserves U S liberty and sovereignty, and outlines help, terms for future accessions, and conditions for ongoing cooperation during the war.
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