Treaties of Paris

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Treaties of Paris: Facts & Related Content

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Facts

Date	May 30, 1814
Participants	Austria • France • Portugal • Prussia • Russia • Sweden • United Kingdom

Topics

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Key People

Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh

Irish statesman