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The 19 pages that link to Treaty of Paris (1814), each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of Paris (1763)Compared with: This separate Paris treaty followed the Napoleonic Wars rather than the Seven Years’ War.

• Bourbon RestorationRelated: It allowed Louis XVIII to return while restoring France largely to its prewar borders.

• Treaty of TilsitCompared with: Paris restored a defeated France to narrower borders; Tilsit had marked French power near its height.

• Concert of EuropeBroader topic: Its settlement made possible the negotiations that produced the Vienna order.

• Confederation of the RhineRelated: Its settlement followed the Confederation’s collapse and helped reorganize Europe after Napoleon.

• Treaty of AmiensCompared with: Unlike Amiens, it followed Napoleon’s defeat and established a settlement after France’s military collapse.

• Treaty of LunévilleCompared with: It reversed the era's territorial expansion rather than confirming French gains west of the Rhine.

• War of the Sixth CoalitionBroader topic: It set France’s borders and conditions after Napoleon’s first defeat.

• Treaty of Fontainebleau (1814)Related: It established France’s post-Napoleonic peace after the abdication agreement.

• Treaty of Paris (1815)Compared with: It imposed fewer penalties than the settlement France faced after Waterloo.

• British GuianaRelated: It established British possession of Essequibo, Demerara, and Berbice.

• Treaty of SchönbrunnCompared with: It belongs to the post-Napoleonic settlement that replaced the coercive peace terms of 1809.

• Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-PérigordBroader topic: As foreign minister, Talleyrand helped negotiate France’s first settlement after Napoleon’s abdication.

• Saint LuciaRelated: The treaty confirmed British possession of Saint Lucia after centuries of imperial contest.

• Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom und zum SteinRelated: Stein took part in the political settlement after Napoleon’s first abdication.

• Saint Pierre and MiquelonRelated: Its settlement restored French possession of the islands after British occupation.

• Port LouisRelated: It confirmed British sovereignty over the island and its capital.

• Canton of NeuchâtelRelated: Its settlement recognized Neuchâtel's place in the Swiss Confederation while preserving its Prussian link.

• History of MauritaniaRelated: French control of Senegal, a neighboring colonial base, expanded after the era of European wars and territorial settlements.