Final treaty signed at Paris, 20 May 1784
- When
- 20 May 1784
- Where
- Paris, site of the treaty signing
The final treaty ending the Fourth Anglo-Dutch War was signed at Paris on 20 May 1784 by Daniel Hailes for Britain and Lestevenon van Berkenroode and Gerard Brantsen for the Dutch Republic.
The final treaty that ended the Fourth Anglo-Dutch War was signed at Paris on 20 May 1784, confirming the legacy row's date. It was signed by Daniel Hailes on the British side and by Lestevenon van Berkenroode and Gerard Brantsen on the Dutch side. The treaty is conventionally grouped with the Peace of Paris of 1783 for convenience, although it postdated the other settlements by several months.
Sources
- Peace of Paris (1783) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-31
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