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Treaty of Paris (1763) – Part 5: Legacy, revolution, and the echoes of empire
The Treaty of Paris, seventeen sixty-three, ended one world war—and set the stage for another. As the decades pass, its legacy only grows more tangled. The ink has dried, but the consequences keep unfolding. The new world map, drawn in Paris, gave Britain a global empire but also new enemies.
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