No Territorial Advantage Clause
Accepts the principle that the mediating powers should seek no exclusive territorial or commercial advantage from the settlement.
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Accepts the principle that the mediating powers should seek no exclusive territorial or commercial advantage from the settlement.
Signs terms envisaging an autonomous Greece that remains formally under the Sultan's suzerainty.
His government joins Britain and Russia in the treaty proposing mediation and an autonomous Greece under Ottoman suzerainty.
Signs the Treaty of London for France as ambassador at the British court.
Commands the French naval contingent cooperating with Britain and Russia to enforce the London settlement.
De Rigny commands the French squadron at Navarino
Commands the French squadron in the Allied fleet that destroys the Ottoman-Egyptian fleet at Navarino.
Commands French warships in the Allied victory that follows efforts to enforce the London mediation.
Commands the French naval contingent cooperating with Britain and Russia in support of the London settlement.
Graduates from St Cyr
Pierre Joseph Proudhon worked in the printing trade as a young man, gaining access to texts that shaped his intellectual development.
Cousin is restored to public teaching and his Sorbonne lectures attract large audiences.
After the first major inundation, Brunel directs repairs from the riverbed and prepares the workings for renewed excavation.
Supports French adherence to the tripartite agreement seeking a negotiated Greek settlement.
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