Treaty of The Hague (1668)

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The Treaty of The Hague (1668) was a diplomatic agreement in which England and the Dutch Republic, together with Sweden, formed the Triple Alliance to check French expansion under Louis XIV during the War of Devolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diplomatic agreement
international treaty
peace treaty
aimedAt maintaining the European balance of power
alsoKnownAs Triple Alliance Treaty (1668)
category 1668 in international relations
Treaties of England
Treaties of Sweden
Treaties of the Dutch Republic
conflictContext War of Devolution
countrySignatory Dutch Republic
Kingdom of England
Sweden
diplomaticAlignment Anglo-Dutch cooperation against France
formedAlliance Triple Alliance
hasLanguage Dutch
English
French
Latin
historicalPeriod 17th century
influencedBy French invasion of the Spanish Netherlands
ledTo Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1668)
legalForm multilateral treaty
limitedExpansionOf France in the Spanish Netherlands
monthSigned January 1668
opposedCountry Kingdom of France
opposedRuler Louis XIV of France
partOf European balance-of-power diplomacy in the 17th century
purpose to check French expansion under Louis XIV
relatedTo Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1668)
Triple Alliance
War of Devolution
resultedIn diplomatic pressure on France to end the War of Devolution
signatoryRuler Charles II of England
Charles XI of Sweden
Regents of the Dutch Republic
signedInCity The Hague
signedInCountry Dutch Republic
typeOfAlliance defensive alliance
yearSigned 1668

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Treaties of the Anglo-Dutch Wars hasPart Treaty of The Hague (1668)