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The Treaty of Paris — Treaty of 10 February 1763, ending the Seven Years’ War
A treaty signed in Paris between France and Spain on one side, Great Britain and Portugal on the other. It ended the Seven Years’ War and the first French colonial empire: Canada passed to Great Britain, and of India France kept only trading posts. The kingdom retained the sugar islands of the Caribbean, which was presented at the time as the essential thing. (Editorial synthesis)
The Treaty of Paris took place on 10 February 1763. (source: Office of the Historian (Département d’État))
The Treaty of Paris took place in Paris. (source: Encyclopædia Britannica)
The Treaty of Paris ended in the French colonial domain reduced to a few territories in the West Indies, Guiana, Gorée, Île de France and Bourbon, and five trading posts in India. (source: Larousse)
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