The signing of the Peace of Basel put an end to the conflict between the Spanish monarchy, under the crown of Charles IV, and the French Republic. Through this treaty, Spain recovered its territorial integrity in the face of France’s abandonment, having to cede the Spanish part of the island of Santo Domingo as well as some commercial advantages hitherto in the hands of the Spanish Monarchy. A year later, this confrontation changed completely with the signing of the Pact of San Ildefonso, in which Spain and France allied against England.
Collection: Texts
Chronology: XVIII, XIX
Scope: Baccalaureate, University
Link: http://pares.mcu.es/ParesBusquedas20/catalogo/show/4032901
Resource type: Historical source
Format: Unknown
Source: Archivo Histórico de la Nobleza. Archivo de los Condes de Priego. Condado de Priego. COLECCIONES. Impresos
Language: Spanish
Date: 22/07/1795
Owner: Álvaro Chaparro Sainz (Modernalia)
Identifier: ES.45168.AHNOB//PRIEGO,C.16,D.78
Copyright: © MECD. Archivos Estatales (España)
Abstract: Definitive Treaty of Peace concluded between King Charles IV and the French Republic, signed at Basel on 22 July 1795.
Tags
1795Carlos IVDespotismo IlustradoFranciaGobiernoGuerra de la ConvenciónPacto de San IldefonsoPaz de BasileaRepública FrancesaSiglo XIXSiglo XVIIITratado
