Treaty of Paris and earlier at the Treaty of Utrecht (1713-15) for Spain to reacquire Gibraltar. This treaty was seen as a renewal of the third Pacte de Famille and so was not named the fourth Pacte de Famille. In August 1796, Manuel Godoy, first minister of Charles IV of Spain negotiated and signed the Second Treaty of San Ildefonso with France, which required Spain to declare war on Great Britain. This treaty can not be considered a Family Compact since all French Bourbons had either fled France or been executed or killed during the French Revolution. See also Precedence among European monarchies Notes References Further reading External links François Velde, The Pacte de Famille of 1761. Discussion in English, includes French-language text of the Pact. 1733 treaties 1743 treaties 1761 treaties 18th-century military alliances 18th century in France Legal history of France Second Hundred Years' War Treaties of the Kingdom of France Treaties of the Spanish Empire France–Spain relations Military alliances involving France Military alliances involving Spain 18th century in Spain