Treaty of Paris
Coverage of Treaty of Paris in the Nexus archive.
- How America’s 250-year China dream became its greatest strategic challenge
The Empress of China, a converted privateer, sailed from New York in 1784 to Canton, the only port open for Western maritime trade under the Qing dynasty. The voyage occurred shortly after the Declaration of Independence and the Treaty of Paris, which recognized American independence.
- National Archives Tour makes a stop at Henry Ford -- Here’s what to expect
The National Archives Tour is visiting the Henry Ford, showcasing historical documents including an original engraving of the Declaration of Independence, the Treaty of Paris, and the Senate markup of the Bill of Rights. The exhibition is free and does not require museum admission.
- If you want to celebrate Florida history, you ought to know what it is
Florida was a British colony in 1776 and remained loyal to the British Crown during the War of Independence. The article critiques Florida's commemorations of historical figures like Benjamin Franklin and George Washington, noting Governor Ron DeSantis' statue unveilings in counties named after them. It also details the 1763 Treaty of Paris, which transferred Florida from Spain to Britain.