Treaty of Utrecht (1751)

Parties in the Treaty
The Republic of the Netherlands (Chancellor Jason Blademorgan)

The Kingdom of Spain (King Ferdinand VI)

History.
Due to increasing personal and political tensions between the Kingdom of Spain and the newly formed Dutch Republic, delegates of both nations have agreed to reform relations to ensure more professional relations

Content.
Article I: Both nations agree to maintain civil relations both publicly and privately. Delegates and officials of both nations must treat each other with respect. Inflammatory remarks made by either party are absolutely intolerable, and must lead to severe consequences.

Article II: The two nations agree to remain at peace, as long as this agreement remains intact, and there are no other extenuating circumstances.