Utrecht
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 24
(the Roman Trajectum ad Rhenum ). A town of Holland, capital of a province of the same name, on the old Rhine. The union of the Seven United Provinces began here in 1579. The treaty of Utrecht, which terminated the wars of Queen Anne, was signed by the ministers of Great Britain and France, and all the other allies, except the ministers of the empire, April 11, 1713. This treaty secured the Protestant succe ion in England, the separation of the French and Spanish crowns, the destruction of Dunkirk, the enlargement of the British colonies and plantations in America, and a full satisfaction for the claims of the allies. Utrecht surrendered to the Pru ians May 9, 1787; was acquired by the French January 18, 1795, and restored at the peace.
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