France and the Dutch Republic make an agreement at Compiègne
On June 10, 1624, France and the Dutch Republic made an agreement at Compiègne.
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The Event
On June 10, 1624, France and the Dutch Republic made an agreement at Compiègne.
The Political Context
France offered financial support to the Dutch as strategic competition with the Habsburgs widened.
From negotiations to implementation
A dated agreement records the terms the parties accepted. Its signature, legal effect and practical implementation can belong to different dates.
Reading the Historical Record
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About the Historical Recreation
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