Treaty of Utrecht

There have been several Treaties of Utrecht

• Union of Utrecht of 1579
• Treaty of Utrecht (1713) (The Peace of Utrecht between France and England settling the War of the Spanish Succession and Queen Anne's War.

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Common misspelling and questions (FAQ)

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