Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-17954-7 — Sovereignty, International Law, and the French Revolution Edward James Kolla Index More Information
Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-17954-7 — Sovereignty, International Law, and the French Revolution Edward James Kolla Index More Information Index In this index, “annexed” refers to territories annexed by France and “Conquest” refers to French military conquest. active and passive citizens, 95 as precedent for Belgium, 153, 155 Adélaïde, Princess, 109–110 as precedent for conquest, 6–7 Alexander I (tsar), 271, 273n7 as precedent for Sister Republics, 208 Algeria, 159 as separate from France, 52–53, 53n53, Alpes-Maritimes department, 53n54 148–149, 197 treaty law in, 39, 61–74 Alsace. See also princes possessionnés Alsace-Lorraine, 281n30, 287–288 annexed, 2, 50–55, 75–76 Amelot, Antoine-Léon-Anne, 252–253, autonomous identities in, 30, 75–76 253n199, 257 Conseil souverain of, 51, 52–53, 65 American Civil War (1861–1865), 80, 291 Corsica as precedent for, 155 American Colonies, 27–28, 40, 171–172 departments of France established in, American Revolution, 276–277, 276n17, 54–55 277n18, 277n19 feudalism abolished in, 37, 38–39 ancien régime French respect for customs of, 51, 51n46 Bonaparte’s Italian diplomacy and, 235 French sovereignty in, 50, 50n44 Enlightenment critiques of diplomacy German unification and, 287–288 in, 26–27, 72 Germany’s annexation of, 80 financial crises of, 26–27, 33–34, governmental complexities in, 51–53 53–54 Holy Roman Empire fiefs in, 50 France’s natural boundaries/frontiers international law and, 30–31 and, 165–166 Landeshoheit (territorial sovereignty) international crises of, 27–28 in, 50n43, 50–51 international
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