The Duchy of Parma-Piacenza, 1814-1860 |
EXTERNAL LINKS |
The Royal House of Bourbon : Parma Article Diocese of Parma from Catholic Encyclopedia, 1913 edition Parma, from Encyclopedia of the Revolutions of 1848 |
DOCUMENTS |
Map : Italy in 1815, from Modern Italy at Dickinson College Arms and Flags of Parma-Piacenza, from heraldica.org Flag of Parma, from FOTW Downloadable documents from Edward Hertslet: The map of Europe by treaty (Vol.1 , London 1875), posted by gallica.bnf June 7th 1815, Accession of Spain to the Vienna Congress Treaty of 9th June, 1815. Parma, Piacenza, Guastalla. Paris, (pp.518ff) June 8th 1817, Accession of Spain to Treaties of Paris of 20th November, 1815. Parma, Placentia, Guastalla, &c. Paris, (pp.521ff) June 10th 1817, Territorial Treaty between Spain and the 5 Powers, Parma, Piacenza, Guastalla, Lucca. Paris (pp.524ff.) May 25th 1821, Boundary between Austria and Parma (Piacenza), ( pp.670ff) Nov. 26th 1822 : Treaty between Parma and Sardinia, boundary of Genova, Turin, (pp.693ff) Map : Unification of Italy 1859-1924, posted by Ben Cahoon (map on the right) List of Dukes of Parma and Piacenza, from World Statesmen : Italian States to 1860 by Ben Cahoon Portraits : Marie Louise, with Napoleon's son, from Art Istocracy; Marie Louise and Napoleon, from Art Istocracy Bust of Marie Louise von Habsburg, from Museo di Risorgimento Medal : Entree de Marie Louise a Parme, 1816, from Bramsen's Napoleonic Medals Parma, Coins : napoleonicwars.com : coins, click on parma, individual coin Armistice at Villafranca, between Napoleon III. and Franz Joseph II. 1859, from Modern Italy at Dickinson College, bilingual W. Gracie, General Gazetteer 1823, Duchy of Parma Parma |
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