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Proclamation
By the Lords Justices, a Proclamation For Publishing the Peace between His Majesty and the French King
Date
October 18, 1697
Dimensions1 textual record ; 36.4 x 26.5 cm
Origin
London, Greater London, England, Europe
Object NumberS001/B2.1,3.7
DivisionArchives - Textual Archives
CollectionStewart
Scope and ContentProclamation announcing that a peace accord between France and England had been signed on September 10, 1697 at Ryswick, putting an end to the War of the League of Augsbourg (1688-1697), and ordering that all seizures made against the French between September and 2 and 20 were to be returned in their entirety.NotesSource of title: based on the title of the document.
Statement of responsibility: Charles Bill and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb.
Alpha-numeric designation: Steele 4233 (England).
Language of the document: the document is in English.
Statement of responsibility: Charles Bill and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb.
Alpha-numeric designation: Steele 4233 (England).
Language of the document: the document is in English.
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