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  • Charles VIII
    Charles VIII

    …1493, by the Treaty of Barcelona, he ceded Roussillon and Cerdagne back to Aragon.

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    …1493, by the Treaty of Barcelona, he ceded Roussillon and Cerdagne back to Aragon.

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  • Map showing the regions, cities, and capitals of Italy
    Italy
    / Spanish victory in Italy

    …peace with Charles in the Treaty of Barcelona—as did Francis I in the Treaty of Cambrai. After almost 40 years of war, Italy submitted to Spanish pacification. Francis I renounced his claims in Italy, as well as in Artois and Flanders. The last Sforza was restored in Milan with the…

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    …peace with Charles in the Treaty of Barcelona—as did Francis I in the Treaty of Cambrai. After almost 40 years of war, Italy submitted to Spanish pacification. Francis I renounced his claims in Italy, as well as in Artois and Flanders. The last Sforza was restored in Milan with the…

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