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Peace Treaty of Paris 1763 Restores Canadian Lands
The article prints the Definitive Treaty of Peace between Britain and France, concluded at Paris on February 10 1763 and ratified on March 1763, outlining territorial cessions including Canada and Newfoundland, trade and emigration terms, and guarantees for fisheries, prisons, and navigation. It details return of prisoners, river boundaries, and restoration of various Caribbean and Atlantic territories, with mutual pledges to respect prior treaties and ensure freedom of religion for Canadian Catholics.
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Spain
Paris
Portugal
England
France
George the Second
Great Britain
George the Third
Ireland
Brunswick and
Lunenbourg
Holy Roman Empire
Lewis
Charles the
Indies
Fontainbleau
Don Joseph
Algarves
John
Duke
Earl of Bedford
Tavistock
Dom Jerome Grimaldi
Martin Ce Mello and Castro
Order of Christ
Westphalia
Madrid
Nimeguen
Ryck
Utrecht
Baden
the Hague
London
Vienna
Aix la Chapelle
Nova Scotia
Acadia
Great-Britain
Canada
Cape Breton
St. Laurence
Newfoundland
Britannick
St. Pierre and
Miquelon
America
Missisippi
Ibbecville
Maurepas
Pontchartrain
Mobile
New Orleans
Guadeloupe
Marie Gaante
Desirade
Martinico
Belleule
Briannick
Miajesty
Grenada
Grenadines
St. Vincent
Dominica
Tobago
St. Lucia
Gorée
Cedes
Britain
Senegal
St. Lewis, Podor
Galam
East-Indies
Coromandel
Orixa
Malabar
Bengal
East Indies
Natta
Tzpanoully
Sumatra
Corontandel
Mahomet
Khan
Carnatick
Minorca
St. Philip
Dunkirk
Electorate of Hanover
Landgrave of
Hesse
Duke of
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Count of
Cleves
Wesel
Guelders
Prussia
Lower Saxony
Lower Rhine
Upper Rhine
Germany
Bay of
Honduras
Cuba
Havana
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