Treaty provisions on Spanish coast and anti fortification clauses
The text outlines that English officers may inspect coastal conditions twice yearly and establish necessary facilities without fortifications or naval bases. It forbids fortifications, troop stations, and warships on the coast, while confirming fishing rights and trade terms under post 1783 treaties. It also notes mutual promises to curb arms for Indians on frontier regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enalis Nation
Caya Cafina
Wallie
Seyven
Sibun
Maine
Fragmented Treaty Text and Allied War Commentary
The document presents Article XVs about exchanging duplicates of orders for execution and dispatch to governments and commissioners in America regarding a convention. It references Catholic and British Majesties, various envoys, and the visit of flags, with notes on ratifications and strategic maneuvers amid ongoing European conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittca
America
Srenigas
Leon
Bozlit
Cayo Cufira
Longin
Achebe
Cina von Bobe
Paci
Tor
Om, Toa
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Tan
Madrid
Spim
Coimer
Paul Ter
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Rily
Britain
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API
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Europe
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Kingiand
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College of Pavicians
Constantinople
Rufin
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Patriotic Party
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Sa Lee
Coca
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Ates
Webs
Anne
Paris
Brett
Yar
Meigill
Gilbert
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Ile of France
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Ile
T ‘Rance
Mo d’Echevery
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Gueby
Geo
Ceria
Atv
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Ake
Aye
MEE
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CPA
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