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Anglo-French Agreement

Paul Cambon & Lord Salisbury sign the Anglo-French agreement on Africa

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1899 Agreement Anglo Cambon Salisbury


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This historic print captures a pivotal moment in international diplomacy as Paul Cambon and Lord Salisbury sign the Anglo-French Agreement on Africa in 1899. The image showcases the two diplomats seated at a table, surrounded by maps of the African continent, symbolizing the division of territories between their respective nations. The signing of this agreement marked a significant event in history, shaping the colonial boundaries and influence of both Britain and France in Africa for years to come. It represented a strategic alliance between two major European powers, setting aside previous rivalries to establish mutual interests and control over African territories. Paul Cambon, representing France, and Lord Salisbury, representing Britain, are seen exchanging signatures with solemn expressions on their faces. The gravity of this moment is palpable as they solidify their commitment to cooperation and collaboration in governing Africa. This print serves as a visual reminder of the complex political maneuvers that took place during the era of European imperialism. It highlights how decisions made by these diplomats had far-reaching consequences for the people living in Africa at that time. Overall, this image is not just a snapshot from history but also an important document showcasing how international agreements were forged through negotiation and compromise during a period of intense competition for colonial dominance.

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