Treaty of The Hague (1703)

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The Treaty of The Hague (1703) was an agreement concluded during the War of the Spanish Succession that aligned Portugal with the Grand Alliance against France and Spain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international agreement
treaty
aligned Portugal
alignedAgainst Kingdom of France
Monarchy of Spain
linked to: Spanish monarchy
alignedWith Grand Alliance (War of the Spanish Succession)
alsoKnownAs Hague Alliance with Portugal (1703)
conflict War of the Spanish Succession
context European balance of power politics in the early 18th century
countryOfSigning Dutch Republic
dateSigned 1703
followed Treaty of Methuen (1703)
linked to: Methuen Treaty
hasConsequence opening of the Portuguese front against Bourbon Spain
strengthening of the Grand Alliance in the Iberian Peninsula
hasTopic realignment of Portuguese foreign policy
language French
Latin
partyTo Grand Alliance (War of the Spanish Succession)
purpose to oppose Bourbon control of Spain
to secure Portuguese support for the Grand Alliance
relatedTo Treaty of Methuen (1703)
linked to: Methuen Treaty
replaced Portuguese alliance with France
resultedIn Portugal joining the Grand Alliance
signatory Dutch Republic
Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Portugal
signedIn The Hague
stipulated military cooperation between Portugal and the Grand Alliance
subsidies to Portugal from England and the Dutch Republic

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Treaties of Portugal hasPart Treaty of The Hague (1703)
Treaty of The Hague (1701) followedBy Treaty of The Hague (1703)
Treaty of The Hague (1703) alsoKnownAs Hague Alliance with Portugal (1703)
linked to: Treaty of The Hague (1703)