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Signing of the Convention
- When
- 14 July 1786
- Where
- London
- Part of
- Convention of London
Britain and Spain signed the Convention of London on 14 July 1786, agreeing to evacuate British settlements from the Mosquito Coast.
The agreement, also known as the Anglo-Spanish Convention, was negotiated to resolve the status of British settlements in Mosquitia. Britain agreed to evacuate all settlements from the Country of the Mosquitos as part of the terms.
Sources
- Convention of London (1786) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-07-24
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