Preliminary articles of peace between France and Britain
The text records obligations on religious and property rights during the war, protections for inhabitants of restored or ceded lands, non prosecution for political opinions, and a plan to ratify treaties. It notes ratification in London within a fortnight and the appointment of plenipotentiaries to draft the definitive treaty at Amiens. Signed in London on 11 October 1801.
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