Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian and Francis I sign the Peace of
Brussels. Maximilian agrees to the terms of the Franco-Spanish
Peace of Noyon (signed by the two powers in August). He gives up
his territorial claims in Italy in exchange for a payment of
200,000 ducats, and, in contradiction of the treaty he had only two
months previously signed with England, hands over Verona to Venice.
Citation:
Editors. "Peace of Brussels between Francis I and Maximilian".
The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 01 November 2010
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