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Sweden received the right to 2/3 of all the shipping tolls at ports of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, such as Danzig and Elbląg (Elbing) and from the Duchy of Prussia ports for the next six years. - the Swedes got the right to levy a 3.5% tax on trade in Gdansk. That 3.5% was not necessarily 2/3 of all tolls. With regard to Elblag and cities of Duchy of Prussia, they didn't get the right to levy tolls; they got to keep the towns outright (though they gave them back soon after).
Also, I think Poland got to keep a very small chance of Lagalia and technically, Semigalia.VolunteerMarek 22:03, 3 August 2012 (UTC)Reply
