Peace Treaty of Gascony
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:54 pm
Peace Treaty of Gascony
Between the Kingdom of Nova England and the Imperial Republic of Shireroth
RECOGNISING that the conflict we found ourselves in was unnecessary; and
DESIRING its cessation with minimal further loss of life; also
SEEKING the government of Bosworth in a manner that allows the original citizens to lead while ensuring no danger to the Imperial Republic, we, the undersigned, do resolve the following:
The immediate cessation of all hostilities between Nova England and Shireroth.
The return of all Nova English POWs to Nova English hands.
The withdrawal of all Nova English troops from the war, with the exception of a battallion to guard the fiefdom of Lord Richard.
The recognition of the fiefdom of Lord Richard as the first official nobility of the new state of Bosworth, entitled to its own defence, and willing to work with the Shirithian occupiers.
And putting pressure on our various allies to continue the cessation of hostilities so that a reasonable end to the war may be found for all, bearing in mind the relative positions of each ally in the combat at the time of signing.
Signed: ...
Between the Kingdom of Nova England and the Imperial Republic of Shireroth
RECOGNISING that the conflict we found ourselves in was unnecessary; and
DESIRING its cessation with minimal further loss of life; also
SEEKING the government of Bosworth in a manner that allows the original citizens to lead while ensuring no danger to the Imperial Republic, we, the undersigned, do resolve the following:
The immediate cessation of all hostilities between Nova England and Shireroth.
The return of all Nova English POWs to Nova English hands.
The withdrawal of all Nova English troops from the war, with the exception of a battallion to guard the fiefdom of Lord Richard.
The recognition of the fiefdom of Lord Richard as the first official nobility of the new state of Bosworth, entitled to its own defence, and willing to work with the Shirithian occupiers.
And putting pressure on our various allies to continue the cessation of hostilities so that a reasonable end to the war may be found for all, bearing in mind the relative positions of each ally in the combat at the time of signing.
Signed: ...