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Treaty of Reykjavik

Eleanor the Twenty-Eighth formalizing the end of the Whaling Wars and the signing of the Treaty of Reykjavik with the Ambassador of the United States of New England in 1867.

The Treaty of Reykjavik refers to the treaty between Canada, the United States of New England and the Waka-Krangere of Australia that divided up the island of Greenland between the three powers. It was signed under the instigation of Eleanor the Twenty-Eighth to put an end to the Whaling Wars.