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The 114 pages that link to Congress of Vienna, each with the reason it gives.

• International orderBroader topic: Its settlement established a durable balance among Europe’s major powers.

• Napoleon IIRelated: Its settlement restored the Bourbon monarchy rather than recognizing Napoleon II’s succession.

• Frederick William IIIRelated: Frederick William’s Prussia gained territory and influence through the settlement.

• French Revolutionary and Napoleonic WarsRelated: Its negotiations established the postwar territorial and political settlement.

• History of SaxonyRelated: Its settlement reduced Saxony’s territory and reshaped its borders within the German Confederation.

• History of SwitzerlandRelated: Its settlement confirmed Swiss neutrality and added cantons to the Confederation.

• History of ViennaBroader topic: The congress displayed Vienna’s role as a center of European diplomacy.

• Neapolitan WarRelated: Its settlement favored restoring Naples to the Bourbons, threatening Murat’s rule.

• ReactionaryRelated: Its settlement sought to restore dynastic legitimacy and contain revolutionary change.

• Revolutions of the 1820sRelated: Its restoration of conservative rule became a target of constitutional opposition.

• Rise of nationalism in EuropeRelated: Its restoration of dynastic rule left national aspirations unresolved across the continent.

• SaarbrückenRelated: Its settlement placed Saarbrücken under Prussian rule.

• Second Hundred Years' WarRelated: The settlement of 1815 supplies the period's usual closing date.

• Victor Emmanuel IRelated: Its settlement returned Piedmont and other Savoyard lands to Victor Emmanuel’s monarchy.