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March 9... Treaty of Chaumont (dated March 1) between
the four Allied Powers -- the "Quadruple
Alliance."
March 31..... The Allies enter Paris. Provisional Govern-
ment under Talleyrand set up.
April 11..... Treaty of Fontainebleau : Abdication of
Napoleon.
April 23..... Armistice between France and the Allies
signed.
May 3..... Louis XVIII enters Paris.
May 30..... First Peace of Paris.
June and July..... The Allied Sovereigns and Ministers visit
England.
September 15..... Informal Conferences begin at Vienna between
the Ministers of the "Four."
September 22..... Protocol of the "Four," keeping affairs in their
own hands.
September 23..... Arrival of Talleyrand.
October to Refusal of France and Spain to accept the
November propositions of the "Four." Discussions of
the Polish Question. Failure to reach
agreement.
October 14..... Meeting of the German Powers ( Austria,
Prussia, Bavaria, Hanover, Württemberg) to
discuss the German settlement.
November 1..... Verification of the full-powers of the
Plenipotentiaries begins.
November to Deadlock on the Polish-Saxon Question.
December
December 24..... Peace concluded between Great Britain and
U.S.A.
1815.
January 3..... Secret Treaty between the British, Austrian,
and French Plenipotentiaries at Vienna.
January 9..... France admitted to the Directing Committee.
January 12..... First meeting of the Committee of Five.
January to Adjustment of the German and Polish
February territorial problems.
February 3..... Wellington arrives at Vienna.
February 15..... Castlereagh leaves Vienna. Wellington first
English Plenipotentiary.
March 1..... Napoleon lands in France. The Hundred
Days begin.
March 13..... The Allies declare Napoleon a public enemy.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Congress of Vienna, 1814-1815. Contributors: C. K. Webster - author. Publisher: Humphrey Milford; Oxford University Press. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1919. Page Number: xi.
    
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