Europe 1814: First Peace of Paris
30 May 1814
30 May 1814
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First Peace of Paris
In May 1814 the Allies signed the Treaty of Paris with the French, formally bringing an end to the War of the Sixth Coalition. The treaty reduced France to its 1792 borders and thereby restored lost territories to many of France’s neighbors.
