The plenipotentiaries of the high powers who signed the treaty

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The plenipotentiaries of the high powers who signed the treaty Protocol of the Conference of Paris of November 3rd…

Art. VIII. Austria shall cede to the Grand Duke of Hesse, as an indemnity for the Duchy of Westphalia, a territory on the left bank of the Rhine, comprising a population of 140,000 inhabitants, conformably to the Treaty between Austria, Prussia, and the Grand Duke, of 10th June, 1815. [11] The arrangements with the Grand Duke of Hesse shall be made according to the annexed Schedule (3) , drawn up on the basis of the exchange of territory between Austria and Bavaria, such as may be found indicated in the preceding Article.
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The plenipotentiaries of the high powers who signed the treaty Protocol of the Conference of Paris of November 3rd…

The Ministers of the Imperial and Royal Courts of Austria, of Russia, of Great Britain, and of Prussia, having taken into consideration the measures become necessary by those arrangements with France which are to terminate the present War, have agreed to lay down, in the present Protocol:—
The dispositions relative to the territorial cessions to be made by France, and to the contributions destined for strengthening the line of defence of the bordering States. Provisions relating to certain changes of Territory in Germany.
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The plenipotentiaries of the high powers who signed the treaty Protocol of the Conference of Paris of November 3rd…

The French Government having consented to withdraw its lines of custom and excise from the frontiers of Switzerland, on the side of the Jura, the Cabinets of the Allied Powers will employ their good offices for inducing His Sardinian Majesty to withdraw in like manner, his lines of custom and excise, on the side of Savoy, at least upwards of a league from the Swiss frontiers, and on the outside of the great road of Saleve, and of the mountains of Sion and Waache.
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