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Unratified Commercial Treaty

When
1835
Where
United Kingdom
Part of
Quadruple Alliance signed by Spain, France, Portugal and the United Kingdom

Economic provisions for Spain's inclusion in the British commercial system failed to materialize despite a signed treaty.

The alliance included economic compensations regarding Spain's integration into the British commercial system. Although a commercial treaty was signed in 1835, it was never ratified. Consequently, the economic benefits promised by the Quadruple Alliance did not materialize for Spain.

Sources

  1. 1834 Quadruple Alliance Wikipedia

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