350

28 350

28 350 840

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28 350

Name of Country, Place,

c.

Date of Treaty or
other Document.

No. of
Treaty.

Facing
Page.

1632

30 Oct., 1864
14 Aug., 1865
30 Oct., 1864
14 Aug., 1865
19 Apr., 1839

Duchy .. :: Duchy ..

1632

Limburg

998

Lombardo

Venetia

10 Nov., 1859

1758

9

Lucca

Modena, Parma, and Tuscany

23 Aug., 1866

3 Oct., 1866 28 Nov., 1844 4 Oct., 1847 9 Dec., 1847 19 Apr., 1839

1060

367 370 367 370 183

185 301

303 388 392 200 206 208 1834

185 76 328 228 400

76 313 328 329

27 175 180 27

998

Page 37, line 4, for King read Prince Sovereign.

42, line 1, for 3 Aug. read 13 Aug.
129, for 1092 read 1029.
140, Art. XII., for circus read circle.
164, line 7, for Saxony read Savoy.
222, line 15, for right line read si ruight line.
212, for 1816 read 1815.
244, last line but 4, for 1th June rcad 11th June.
267, last line but 4, for CII read IV.
290, 1st line, for 18 June, 1815, No. 29, read 1814-1815, No. 30.
342, last line but 15, for Treaty read Trinity.
344, line 9, for accept read except.
346, last line, for Netherlands read Prussia.
350, for No. 8 read No. 7.
423, last line but 2, for right line read straight line.
441, last line but 4, Berchtolds-gaben read Berchtesgaben.
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In presenting to the Public a Work with so comprehensive a Title as that of “ THE MAP OF EUROPE BY TREATY, from 1814 to 1875," I feel that a brief explanation is required, both as to its precise object and the Plan upon which it has been compiled. Its object is to show the Changes which, by Treaty or other International Arrangements, have taken place in Europe within this period. The work is intended to bring together in a collected form the various Documents that have given Treaty sanction to these Territorial Changes, and which, in defining in this manner the LANDMARKS of Europe, constitute the TITLE DEEDS of the European Family.

The Documents are arranged throughout the entire work in chronological order; each Paper has a distinctive Number; and where references are made in one Document to a previous one, the Number is referred to, and not the date; but where subsequent Documents are referred to in the Notes, the Dates are given, and not the numbers, as it was found impossible to fix beforehand what the number of each Paper would be.

Each Treaty is preceded by a Table of Contents to the subjects contained therein; and each Article has a descriptive heading'; whilst a sub-heading at the top of each page is given to denote the subject of the Document, or the name by which the Treaty is generally known.

With the view of avoiding the insertion of unnecessary matter, the purport only is given of the clauses of Treaties where the details are of no European interest.

VOL. I. EMBRACES THE PERIOD FROM 1814 to 1827;

and contains, among other Important Documents :

The 1st Treaty of Peace of Paris of 30th May, 1814, which

terminated the French Revolutionary War. The Vienna Congress Treaty of 9th June, 1815, which

settled the Territorial Arrangements of Europe ; regulated the Precedence of Diplomatic Agents; threw open the Navigation of the Rhine and other important Rivers; declared the Abolition of the Slave

Trade, &c. The 2nd, or Definitive, Treaty of Peace of Paris, of 20th

November, 1815, which confirmed the Treaties of 30th May, 1814, and 9th June, 1815, but with modifications as to the Boundaries of France; provided for the temporary Occupation of France by the Allied Troops; fixed the Amount of the Pecuniary Indemnity to be paid by France on account of the War, and declared the Alliance of Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and

Russia, for the preservation of the Peace of Europe. The Admission of France to this Alliance in 1818. The Declaration of the 8 Powers of the same date respect

ing the Neutrality of Switzerland. The General Treaty of Frankfort of 20th July, 1819, which

completed the Territorial Arrangements of 1815. The Final Act signed at Vienna on the 15th May, 1820, for

the Organization of the Germanic Confederation, And the Treaties, &c., of 1825-1827 relating to the Sepa

ration of Greece from Turkey.

VOL. II. EMBRACES THE PERIOD FROM 1828 to 1863; and contains, among other important Documents : The Treaties, &c., relating to the War between Russia and

Turkey in 1828.
The Treaty of Peace between those Powers signed at

Adrianople on the 14th September, 1829.
The Separation of Belgium from Holland, in 1831.
The Incorporation of Poland with Russia, in 1832.