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The treaties of Nijmegen — The three treaties of 1678–1679 that closed the Franco-Dutch War
Three treaties signed in the same Dutch town within six months — with the United Provinces on 10 August 1678, with Spain on 17 September, with the Empire on 5 February 1679 — ended the Franco-Dutch War. Spain ceded Franche-Comté there; the congress was the summit of the reign, and earned Louis XIV his epithet of the Great. (Editorial synthesis)
The treaties of Nijmegen began on 10 August 1678. (source: BnF)
The treaties of Nijmegen ended on 5 February 1679. (source: BnF)
The treaties of Nijmegen took place in Nijmegen. (source: BnF)
The treaties of Nijmegen ended in peace with the United Provinces, Spain and the Empire, and Franche-Comté ceded to France. (source: BnF)
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