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Treaty of Stockholm (1813)
The Treaty of Stockholm of 3 March 1813 was an alliance between Britain and Sweden against Napoleon. Sweden, led by Crown Prince Charles John, agreed to send an army to fight in Germany, and Britain promised subsidies, supported Swedish ambitions to acquire Norway and ceded the French island of Guadeloupe to Sweden. Sweden then joined the War of the Sixth Coalition.
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