Treaty of 1646

The Treaty of 1646 was an agreement between the English Parliament and King Charles I during the English Civil War. It was a temporary ceasefire in 1646 where both sides negotiated a possible resolution, though it ultimately failed to prevent further conflict. The treaty expressed hopes for a peaceful settlement and outlined terms for surrender and negotiations, but disagreements and mutual distrust led to renewed fighting. This treaty marked a brief pause before the war resumed, reflecting efforts to resolve the crisis peacefully, but it did not bring lasting peace.