Treaty of Peace Between France and Austria Signed at Luneville
General Bellagenet delivered the peace treaty to Buonaparte for foreign affairs. The document lays out terms for definitive peace between the French republic and Austria and stipulates territorial adjustments, renunciations on the Rhine, indemnities, and restoration of property. It outlines cessions of Belgian provinces, left bank Rhine sovereignty, and protections for debt and sequestered goods. The agreement includes provisions for the Helvetic, Batavian, and Ligurian republics and sets ratification and troop movements timelines.
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Paris
Bellagenet
Luneville
Buonaparte
Austria
France
Hungary
Bohemia
French Republic
German Empire
Rastadt
Sieur Louis
Ofi
Roman Empire
de Cobentzel
Royal Order of St. Stienma
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Joseph Buonaparte
French
Campo Formio
Falkenttem
Frickthal
House of Austria
Rhine
Zuzzach
Basle
Istrid
Venice
Legunes
Adriatic
Féa
Adige
Tyrol
Verona
Porto Leguago
Campo Forbio
Renounées
Tuscany
Isle of Elbe
Duke of
Parma
Germany
Italy
Leopold II
Francis I
Duffeldorff
Ehrenbreitstein
Philisburg
Castel
Mentz
Kehl
Vieux- Briffac
French’ Republic
Vienna
Bank of
Helvetic
Cisalping
Liguriana
Cisalpine Republic
Ligurian Republic
Charles
Christina
Archduke Ferdinand
Re Beatrix
Cisalpine
Campo Formig
Soldias
Othey
Empire
Bole
Louis Coun
Cosenrzec
Jostin Buowararre
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