Uxbridge Parliamentary Talks
- When
- 1645
- Where
- Uxbridge
- Episodes
- 2
In early 1645, the English Parliament and King Charles I held abortive peace negotiations at Uxbridge. The talks, which began on 29 January, failed to resolve the First English Civil War and concluded without a treaty.
Episodes
- Opening of Uxbridge Talks
Peace negotiations between the English Parliament and King Charles I commenced at Uxbridge on 29 January 1645.
- Conclusion of Uxbridge Talks
The negotiations at Uxbridge ended without success on 22 February 1645, failing to resolve the conflict.
Background and detail
Negotiations. The Treaty of Uxbridge was a significant but abortive negotiation in early 1645 aimed at ending the First English Civil War. The talks proved fruitless and continued from 29 January until 22 February, failing to produce a lasting peace agreement.
People involved
- Parliament of England · Negotiating party
- Charles I of England · Negotiating party
Sources
- Treaty of Uxbridge Wikipedia, revision of 2026-05-30
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