Three hundred years ago, the Treaty of Utrecht was signed, bringing an end to both the War of the Spanish Succession and the War of Queen Anne. Remarkably, this peace treaty was not negotiated on the battlefield, but at the negotiating table.
It took a year and a half for the many parties to agree, and the treaty is considered the beginning of modern diplomacy. In honour of the signing, Handel composed his Utrecht Jubilate. For the celebration of the third e...
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