Changes: Second Treaty of Paris (British Louisiana)

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The Second Treaty of Paris was celebrated in Paris, in 1783, to set an end to the American Independence War, second Indian War and Franco-British War.

The Participants include

Winning side	Loosing side
France Spain United States of America recognized in this treaty	Great Britain Portugal

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-The '''Second Treaty of Paris''' was celebrated in Paris, in 1783, to set an end to the {{BL|American Revolution War}}, second Indian War and Franco-British War.
+The '''Second Treaty of Paris''' was celebrated in Paris, in 1783, to set an end to the {{BL|American Independence War}}, second Indian War and Franco-British War.
+The Participants include
+{|
+!width=50%|''Winning'' side
+!width=50%|''Loosing'' side
+|-
+|width=50% valing=top|
+*{{BL|France}}
+*{{BL|Spain}}
+*{{BL|United States of America}}<br>recognized in this treaty
+|width=50% valing=top|
+*{{BL|Great Britain}}
+*{{BL|Portugal}}
+|}
 {{BLcat|Historical events}}