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Appointment of plenipotentiaries to attend the Hague congress (1690 Dec 29 OS/ 1691...
Catalogue reference: SP 108/330
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This record is about the Appointment of plenipotentiaries to attend the Hague congress (1690 Dec 29 OS/ 1691... dating from 1690-1696 in the series Secretaries of State: State Papers Foreign, Treaties. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- SP 108/330
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1690-1696
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Appointment of plenipotentiaries to attend the Hague congress (1690 Dec 29 OS/ 1691 Jan 8 NS).
Accession of the Elector of Bavaria to the Grand Alliance (1691 Apr 23 OS/ May 3 NS). See also SP 108/203.
Convention between Great Britain, Hanover and the States General (1692 June 20 OS/ 30 NS). See also SP 108/205.
Ratification by the Elector of Saxony of instrument between Great Britain and the States General to subsidise the Elector (1693 Feb. 20). See also SP 108/209.
Treaty of subsidy between Great Britain, Saxony and the States General (1694 May 23). See also SP 108/210.
Convention between Great Britain, the Emperor, the States General and the Bishop of Münster (1695 Mar 8 OS/ 18 NS). See also SP 108/213.
Treaty of alliance between Great Britain, Denmark and the States General, with subsidiary papers (1696 Nov 23 OS/ Dec 3 NS). See also SP 108/39.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C3466293/
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