The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
TREATY FRAMING
Is SLOW PROCESS


he yssrx lTls and IRIS that hsoaghs
10 ciese the war OF the Seasisa sae~
e@ssson tanewa To AnaeracaA hasawy
10 iss atw aspect IA Qassn Aanes
warl. To prsvect the unsea es Spain
ana Frsase under Basrtsn rule. VIII.
Lara iii Of Enxssna forsntA nhosAss
frssd slissnces wAlrh tneseA~a Ans
trim snd ssvszi Gsrman sssssw, TO-
riaadsHg Frvsaas. An 3rmsssse~ was
rsessSsadsd between France aud Eng
ssRd I'm INA bat N was net uH,is Aprtl
III ATS. tha. peace was ssgned ai
Cir~ent between Fraass ON the cns
side and EnxlAad On the other. sssasn
sestied with her enemies In the cert
iwo PEARS.
a s~coad treaty Of Atx-ls S<hap<iis.
ssxn*d Ocsoaes ia iTtS marked the
tonsiIsssa u the war ~ the Aassraan
ssS~~ssan. notable for the leng aud
saeF~ssfui Effort u Maria TAesesa 10
leep her shroae against a hsss Of
claimants
First OF the treaties that vitality AT.
iected the future Of North America
vas that Of Paris which ended the
SEVEN Years war. Beg,anssg with u
struggle hss@a~n Prussia and Austria.
the %as spfred 10 the German states,
Russia Frasce, Sweden. England an1
Portugal preilmgnariex al peace
we're signed on November 8. .-.ase. Ae -.
ths dFfsnlfiye treaty wns not cs,nnaai-
aaa,ei til February 10, is1a. In the
settlement. which was O. fAr.reach
tns character. Frunee loss Canada assa
much ~ her India possessions 10 Eng
land The latter also established her
supremacy Oh the seas,
jest ~ years later II Was Enssanas
fase 10 sign treaty aekaoa lesigiag the
independence Of her former American
tescns~s. and simultaneously to make
l'~ace sith Frune~ and Span The
negotiations ~hich ended the Amari.
rRn Revolution were under way for
a,ohtis Frsnkiln. Jay. and Joha
Adams. ~ Americas pssulipetens!arles,
signed tho prelmlnaries u peace "a
August ~, i5s2, but II was more than
u year later tsep.emher 4. i1Sn ;has
the dctaitr treaty was formally agrccd
Va al Versailles
Treaty OF Cheat
AT &si4isns aa Marth ~. tSfi, Eng.
sasst'. sagsess n treaty aitt-. .sgAsla.
France, and the nagaviah republic.
iNetheraacds,. wherein the first Ma.
lsol.rnie successes were recognised
and accepted, Peace preliniIaaytes
had been arranged nj iouden nearly
six months before.
The Treaty ~ Client. which closed
he second aar Of the United States
With England required more than
four tnoaths for negotiations
Another Treaty at Paris had only n
few moaths before inlay ~. 1914.
hs.sn signed by Francs with all the
at,Ies who had hc9n agh'ing Bona
aartc, by Il all the territorial advsn.
tages wen by Napoleon. were given
hack A, the same time provision
ass made for the calling at Vienna ~
conference 10 settle the genera, az.
fairs Of Europe. tiisar1anIx.i and Dis
ytactca by the long years of war
Thr congress af yi.1ttna iAas snm,
rnoned. Was the 'aast remarkable ~,
~efG,'ass 81 It's Mind the world had
tspr seen All ~ Europe, except Tur.
s.y was represented by delegates. the
rsan,ber Of those who assisted at the
gathering hctns over Ave hundred
esprnIng on September N, 1914. II
lasted un,li june q, 1915. OF more than
eight mouths Crowned heads. In
Guiding three emaerors were In rt-
tendance nj various times An ~.
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