Debate on Fontainebleau treaty and ministers negligence
Members clash over the Fontainebleau treaty as Buonaparte's Elba escape tests Allied vows. Speakers blame ministers for laxity and lack of concert with allies while defending the treaty's prudence and vigilance needed to prevent renewed war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba
Buonaparte
Elliott
Fontainebleau
Cathcart
Russia
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Cathcart
Germany
France
Duke of Wellington
Isle of Vila
Thaiy
Douglas
Fountainbleau
Luly
Fontainbleau
Buonsparte
Archduchess of
Austria
St. Leo
Siid
Congress
St Helena
Buonanarte
Lideratis
Abinson
Fontétibleau
Pace
Alexander
Ee -Achyan
Mr. St
Pontaibleau
Feghba
Buenavnl
Vontain
New Treaty of the Allied Powers Entente 1815
Vienna report on a treaty concluded March 25 by Russia Austria Prussia and Great Britain in response to Napoleon Bonaparte’s return to France. It pledges to defend the Paris 1814 and Vienna peace settlements, maintain European order, and mobilize 150000 troops per power with cavalry and artillery to confront the common foe until Napoleon is rendered incapable of disrupting Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ventainbleau
Buonaparte
Napoleon
Parma
Placentia
Fontainbleau
Bochaparte
Joseph Buonaparte
Ele
Tle
Naples
Italy
Bathurst
Gentlemon
Llouse
Priend
Baris
Ventsinbleau
Isle of
Elba
Mediterranean
James Mackintosh
Abercromby
Europe
Elliott
Treasury
Bonaparte
Bertrand
Mr. Whitbread
General Bertrand
Paris
Prince Talleyrand
Mr. Perceval
Mr. Fox
Talleyrand
Russia
Spain
Douglas
Wellesley Pole
Lord Castlereagh
Cathcart
Mr. Granxr
W.enniote
Abercrombie
Vienna
Austria
Prussia
Great Britain
Napoleon Buonaparte
Russias
United Kingdom
Ireland
Buenaparte
Chaumont
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Mr. P
Presch
Fuscan
Stewart
Catscart
Ord
Dijon
Bionaparte
Mg. Douglas
Charles Grant
Whitbread
Buchaparte
Pater