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Second Treaty of Partition
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Second Treaty of Partition

Europe [1699]
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  • Battle of Blenheim; War of the Spanish Succession
    War of the Spanish Succession
    / Dynastic claims

    A second Partition Treaty (October 1699) between France and England, which was subscribed in March 1700 by the United Provinces, offered Spain, the Spanish Netherlands, and the Indies to the archduke Charles. The dauphin was to get all of Spanish Italy except Milan, instead of which…

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    A second Partition Treaty (October 1699) between France and England, which was subscribed in March 1700 by the United Provinces, offered Spain, the Spanish Netherlands, and the Indies to the archduke Charles. The dauphin was to get all of Spanish Italy except Milan, instead of which…

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