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Lower VI 18es September 1985 * The kegacy of Napolson Bonapace buth in France and Europe generally, and the policies of the Alties designed to counter this legacy. Part of Napolenis legacy was an overty and unified Europe, albeit a Edioge under the flog of France. French Nule, difextyle and military and political influences, were sidespread in Europe. Napoleon's borders sufforced by his ammies, covered maxt of the Cominent. The Atlies of the United Kingdom, Austria, Russia, and Prosia, tosk action. In March 1814, the Treacy of Chaumont formally bound together the alliance for twinky years after the overther of Napdicon to maintain ovelex, in post-Bonaparte Europe. By the end of March, the Arlies This culminated in the First Treaty of Paris in May of that year. This treacy forced trance inco surrendering berrocaies on the left bank of the think and the whole of Belgium, flus some of their overseen colonies. Then this process was incerrepted by the " 100 Days" incridente Ander this treaty fronce had to have the barders it had in 1790 . Thun she lost strategicstion inparant fand and had to mainsain on Allied ament to Treaty of Nienna was signed in tune 1815, Allied representatives and the ↓ ecame s.prassin dispuses. in Nonember 1815, The Quadrupte Alliance was famed. The peacemakers realised that a stable Kurope reded a sting military force to maintain the agreement. Signed on the 20er Averember, the Alliance scid. that the Attlies would maintain, by forche, the cigreenerces reached at