DRÔME. (PARIS TREATY of May 30, 1814) "TREATY OF PEACE." Don - Lot 480

DRÔME. (PARIS TREATY of May 30, 1814) "TREATY OF PEACE." Done at VALENCE on June 23, 1814 - "Inhabitants of the DRÔME! For more than three years the destructive genius of combat has ceased to preside over the destinies of France; Peace has come at last, in the footsteps of Louis XVIII, to console us for our evils, and the treaty... has been signed since May 30, 1814...". Le Marquis Descorches - follows the full text of the Treaty - Vignette Royale (The Treaty of Paris returns France to its 1792 borders. France gains Philippeville and Mariembourg, Saarbrucken, part of Savoy, the Comtat Venaissin, Montbéliard and Mulhouse. She regained her Colonies. This unexpected result was Talleyrand's doing). - Printed in VALENCE, by Jacq. Montal, Imprimeur de la Préfecture. Placard in 3 sheets (52 x 42) State B.