Treaty of Durham

Overview

The Treaty of Durham was a pact of non-interference between the Ventrue of England and the Toreador of France and Scotland, signed in 1693[1]. Spearheaded by the English Ventrue, the Toreadors were forced to sign it[2]. Queen Anne later used this to cement her claim over London after the fall of Mithras[3].

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