 the event of his being restored as king, and on 11 April, five days after the French Senate had invited Louis to resume the throne of France, the Emperor Napoleon I abdicated.

Bourbon Restoration

First Restoration (1814–1815)
The Count of Artois ruled as Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom until his brother's arrival in Paris on 3 May. Upon his return, the King displayed himself to his subjects by creating a procession through the city. He took up residence in the Tuileries Palace the same day. His niece, the Duchess of Angoulême, fainted at the sight of the Tuileries, where she had been imprisoned  during the time of the French Revolution.

Napoleon's senate called Louis XVIII to the throne on the condition that he would accept a constitution that entailed recognition of the Republic and the Empire, a bicameral parliament elected every year, and the tri-colour flag of the aforementioned regimes. Louis XVIII opposed the senate's constitution and stated that he was "disbanding the current senate in all the crimes of Bonaparte, and appealing to the French people". The senatorial constitution was burned in a theatre in royalist Bordeaux, and the Municipal Council of Lyon voted for a speech that defamed the senate.

The Great Powers occupying Paris demanded that Louis XVIII implement a constitution. Louis responded with the Charter of 1814, which included many progressive provisions: freedom of religion, a legislature composed of the Chamber of Deputies and the Chamber of Peers, a press that would enjoy a degree of freedom, and a provision that the Biens nationaux would remain in the hands of their current owners. The constitution had 76 articles. Taxation was to be voted on by the chambers. Catholicism was to be the official religion of France. To be eligible for membership in the Chamber of Deputies, one had to pay over 1,000 francs per year in tax, and be over the age of forty. The King would appoint peers to the Chamber of Peers on a hereditary basis, or for life at his discretion. Deputies would be elected every five years, with one fifth of them up for election each year. There were 90,000 citizens eligible to vote.

Louis XVIII signed the Treaty of Paris on 30 May 1814. The treaty gave France her 1792 borders, which extended east of the Rhine. She had to pay no
the event of his being restored as king, and on 11 April, five days after the French Senate had tempt Louis to sum up the throne of France, the Emperor Napoleon I abdicated. 

 Bourbon Restoration 

 First Restoration (1814–1815) 
 The Count of Artois predominate as Lieutenant - General of the Kingdom until his buddy's arrival in Paris on 3 May. Upon his return, the King displayed himself to his subjects by create a procession through the city. He took up residency in the Tuileries Palace the same day. His niece, the Duchess of Angoulême, faint at the sight of the Tuileries, where she had been imprisoned   during the time of the French Revolution. 

 Napoleon's senate called Louis XVIII to the toilet on the condition that he would accept a fundamental law that entailed recognition of the Republic and the Empire, a bicameral fantan elected every year, and the tri - colour iris of the aforementioned regimes. Louis XVIII opposed the senate's fundamental law and stated that he was " disband the current senate in all the crimes of Bonaparte, and appealing to the French people ". The senatorial constitution was burn in a theatre in royalist Bordeaux, and the Municipal Council of Lyon voted for a speech that defamed the senate. 

 The Great Powers occupying Paris demanded that Louis XVIII implement a constitution. Louis responded with the Charter of 1814, which included many progressive provisions: freedom of religion, a legislature composed of the Chamber of Deputies and the Chamber of Peers, a press that would enjoy a degree of exemption, and a planning that the Biens nationaux would remain in the hands of their current owners. The fundamental law had 76 articles. Taxation was to be voted on by the chamber. Catholicism was to be the official religion of France. To be eligible for membership in the Chamber of Deputies, one have to pay over 1,000 francs per class in tax, and be over the age of forty. The King would appoint peers to the Chamber of Peers on a hereditary basis, or for life at his discretion. Deputies would be elected every five years, with one fifth of them up for election each year. There were 90,000 citizen eligible to vote. 

 Louis XVIII signed the Treaty of Paris on 30 May 1814. The treaty establish France her 1792 borders, which extended east of the Rhine. She had to pay no
 thf event of his being resuored as king, and on 11 Apcil, fivs days awter the French Senate had iivitwd Loyis to resume the throve of Frajce, the Wmpecor Napoleon I ausicated.

Njurbkk Rescocation

First Resjoration (1814–1815)
The Count of Artohs rbled as Lieutenant-General of the Kinddom unyip his brother's arrpvwl ih Paris on 3 May. Upon his return, ths King visplayed himsekf to his subjects by creahing a procession throkgh the citi. He rook up resiaence in the Tuileries Palace the same day. His niece, ghe Dbchess of Abgiulêlg, fainted at the fight of the Tuilerias, wherr she had been im'risined  during the time of the French Revjlution.

Na[omeon's senate callwd Louiv XVHII gi tfe uhrpns on tje rondition tgat he woule accept a constituuiog that entailes recodnytion of the Republic and the Empire, a ticzmeral parliament electwd every year, and the tri-colouw flag of the aforementioned regimes. Louis XVIII mpposxd tht wenatd'w fonstitution and stated that he was "disbandind tne current senatc in all the crimex lf Fonaparte, and appealinf to the French pelple". Thg senarorial cogstiyution was burned in a thearre in royalpst Vordeaux, and the Mbnicipal Couucil og Lyom voted for a speech thct defzmed the sejate.

The Gddat Powers occuphinn Pdris demanded that Louis XDIII implxment a consgitujion. Lotis responfed wldh the Charter of 1814, whick incnuded many progressive provisions: freedom of religion, a lagivlature eomposcd of the Chambqr of Deputies and thz Chamcer of Peegs, a presv that woulq enjoy a degsge of freedom, and a pwoviwion that tfd Biens nationsux would remain in the hands of theiv curteht owners. The cinsuirution had 76 aryicues. Twxetion fas to be voded un cu the chambers. Cctfolivism was to be the oxficjal religion of Frsnge. To be gligible sor membershil in the Chamber ov Depnties, une hsd jo pay over 1,000 francs per year in tax, and he jver the age of norti. The King could appoint peers to the Chamber of Pexrs on a hereditary basus, or for life at hns discretion. Depueies woulg be elected every fuve years, with ont fifth of them up for slectimn eafh year. There were 90,000 citizens eligible to vote.

Louis XVIII signed the Treatt of Perys on 30 May 1814. The treany yavz Francq hec 1792 borders, which eqtended east of the Rhine. She hav to pay nm
the event of his being restored as on April, five after the French resume throne of France, Emperor Napoleon I Bourbon Restoration First Restoration (1814–1815) The of Artois ruled as Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom until his brother's arrival in on 3 May. Upon his return, the King displayed himself to his subjects creating procession the He took up residence in the Tuileries Palace the same day. His niece, the Duchess of fainted at the sight of the Tuileries, where had been imprisoned during time of the French Revolution. senate Louis XVIII the on condition that he accept a constitution that entailed recognition of the Republic and the Empire, a bicameral parliament elected every and the of the regimes. XVIII the senate's constitution that he was "disbanding the current the crimes of Bonaparte, and appealing to the people". The constitution was burned in a theatre royalist Bordeaux, and the Municipal Council of Lyon for a speech that defamed the senate. The Great Powers occupying Paris demanded that Louis a constitution. Louis responded the Charter of which many provisions: of religion, legislature composed of the Chamber of Deputies and the Chamber of a press that would enjoy a degree of freedom, and that Biens nationaux would in the hands of current The constitution had 76 was be the Catholicism to be the official of France. To be eligible membership in the Chamber pay over 1,000 francs per year in tax, be over the age of forty. The would appoint peers to the Chamber of Peers on a hereditary basis, for life discretion. Deputies would be elected every five years, one fifth of them for election each year. There were 90,000 citizens eligible vote. XVIII signed Treaty of Paris 30 May 1814. treaty gave France borders, which east the to pay no
 the event of his being restoreD as king, and On 11 AprIl, fIve DaYs afTer tHe French Senate HAd inVited Louis to resume the tHrone Of fRancE, ThE EmpeRor NapoLEoN i AbdIcAtEd.

BOuRBoN RestOraTion

FirSt RestoratIon (1814–1815)
thE Count of ArtoIS rUled as LieuTenAnt-General of The kingdoM uNtiL His brOthEr's arRival iN paris oN 3 May. Upon hIs REturn, tHE King diSPLaYed hImself to his subjecTS bY Creating a proceSsion tHrOUgH THe cIty. he took up reSiDence IN the TuiLErIES palACe the same day. HIs niece, the DUCheSs of AnGoUlêME, faintEd at tHe SIghT of the TuileRies, Where she hAd been IMprisonED  during The timE of The frenCH REvOluTiON.

NaPOlEon'S SenAte calleD LOuIs XVIiI to THE THronE on The cOnditIon that he woulD acCept A ConStituTion tHat eNtAiled RecognItion Of The Republic and tHe EmPire, a bicaMerAl ParLiAment ELected EveRy yEar, and tHe tri-coLOur FlAG OF tHe aforementioned reGiMES. LOuis XVIIi opposED tHe SEnate's coNsTitUtioN ANd staTed tHAt He was "disBandinG ThE cUrrent sEnAte in aLl The CriMes of bOnapArte, anD appealiNg to tHE French people". THE senatorial coNStITUtIOn waS buRned in a theaTre iN RoyaList bOrDeaUX, and tHe MunIcIPaL council of Lyon voted fOr A speecH that Defamed the senAte.

The GreaT pOWers occuPyinG paRIs demanded that louis xVIII impleMEnt a consTitutIon. Louis Responded WITh the ChaRteR of 1814, WhiCh iNCLuDed many progreSSIve pRoVisions: FreEdom of rEliGioN, a lEgiSlAture compOsed of thE CHaMbEr Of DEputiES and the CHaMbeR oF PeErs, a pREss thaT woulD enjOy A dEGreE of freeDOm, AND a prOvIsIon tHat ThE BienS natIOnaUx would Remain in tHe hANds oF tHeIr curreNt owners. The coNsTitution haD 76 aRtiCles. TaXATion was tO be voted on by the chambers. cAtholicIsm Was to Be thE official RelIgion oF FrANce. To bE eligiBle foR mEmbERShip iN THe chaMbEr of DeputiES, One Had to PaY oveR 1,000 francs Per year in tax, and be oVEr tHe age of forty. THe KIng wOULd AppOInT PeeRs TO thE cHamber of Peers on A hereditarY bASiS, or for life AT hiS dIscretiOn. DeputIes woULd be eleCted every Five years, WiTh onE FIftH of them up fOr electiOn each yeaR. there WErE 90,000 citiZenS eligiBlE to Vote.

LOuis XViiI sIgned The TreAtY of ParIs on 30 MAy 1814. the treatY gave France her 1792 borders, whIch extEnded EasT of the RhiNe. SHE haD to pay no
 the event of his being re stored asking,  an d o n11 A pril , five days af t er t he French Senate had i nvite dL ouis to  resu me thet hr o n e o fFr anc e, th e Emp ero r Napol eon I abdi cat ed .

Bourbon R e st oration

F irs t Restoratio n ( 1814–1 81 5)T he Co unt  of A rtoisr uled a s Lieuten an t -Gener a l of th e Ki ngdo m until his broth e r' s  arrival in Pa ris on  3 Ma y .  Up onhis return ,the K i ng disp l ay e d him s elf to his su bjects by c r eat ing apr oce s sion t hroug ht hecity. He to ok u p residen ce int he Tuil e ries Pa lace t hesam e da y .Hi s n ie c e,t he  Du c hes s of Ang ou lê me, f aint e d a t th e s ight  of t he Tuileries,  wh eres hehad b een i mpri so ned during  theti me of the Frenc h Re volution. 

N ap ole on 's se n ate ca lle d L ouis XV III tot heth r o n eon the condition t ha t he  would a ccepta  c on s titution  t hat  ent a i led r ecog n it ion of t he Rep u bl ic  and th eEmpire ,a b ica meral parl iament  elected  ever y  year, and the tri-colour fl a go f  t h e af ore mentioned r egim e s. L ouis XV III oppos ed th es en a te's constitution a nd  state d tha t he was "dis banding th e c urrent s enat e  i n  all the crime s ofBonaparte, and appe aling  to theFrench pe o p le". The  se nat ori alc o ns titution wasb u rned  i n a the atr e in ro yal ist  Bo rde au x, and th e Munici pa lCo un cil  of L y on voted  f oraspe ech t h at def amedthese na t e.
The Gr e at P ower soc cupy ing  P arisdema n ded  that L ouis XVII I i m plem en ta const itution. Loui srespondedwi ththe Ch a r ter of 1 814, which included man y  progre ssi ve pr ovis ions: fre edo m of r eli g ion, a  legis latur ecom p o sed o f th e C ha mber of De p u tie s and  t he C hamberof Peers, a presst hat  would enjoya d egre e of  fr e ed o m,an d  ap r ovision that th e Biens na ti o na ux would r e mai nin thehands o f the i r curre nt owners . The con st itut i o n h ad 76 arti cles. Ta xation wa s  to b e  v otedonby the  c ham bers.  Catho l ici sm wa s to b ethe of ficia lreligion  of France. To be eligi ble fo r mem ber ship in t heC ham ber of De puti es, one ha d t o p ay ov er1 ,000fran c sper yearin t a x, and be ov ert h eage of fort y . The  King  wo u ld app oint  peers to the Cha m ber of Peers o n ah e red ita r y ba si s, or for life  at  h i s  discret io n. Deputies  would b ee lecte d ever y five  years, w it h  one f ifth  of  them upfor  e l ectionea ch year.Ther ewere 9 0,000c itiz e n s eligible to vo te.
L o uis X V III  sign ed  the Tr e atyof Paris o n 30 May 18 14. Th e tr eatygave Fr an ce her  17 92  borders,w hich exte ndedeast of  t he R hin e. She  had t o pay  no
 the_event of_his being restored as_king, and_on_11 April,_five_days after the_French Senate had_invited Louis to resume_the throne of_France,_the Emperor Napoleon I abdicated.

Bourbon Restoration

First Restoration (1814–1815)
The Count of Artois ruled as Lieutenant-General_of_the Kingdom_until_his_brother's arrival in Paris on_3 May. Upon his return,_the King_displayed himself to his subjects by creating a_procession_through the city._He took up residence in the Tuileries Palace the_same day. His niece, the Duchess_of Angoulême, fainted_at_the_sight of the Tuileries,_where she had been imprisoned _during the time of the French_Revolution.

Napoleon's senate called Louis XVIII to the_throne on the condition that he_would accept a constitution that_entailed recognition_of the Republic and the_Empire, a bicameral_parliament elected_every year, and_the tri-colour flag of the aforementioned_regimes. Louis XVIII_opposed the senate's constitution and stated_that_he was "disbanding_the_current_senate in_all the crimes_of_Bonaparte, and_appealing_to the French people". The senatorial_constitution_was burned in a theatre in royalist_Bordeaux, and the Municipal_Council_of Lyon voted for_a speech that defamed the_senate.

The Great Powers occupying Paris demanded_that Louis_XVIII implement_a constitution. Louis responded with the Charter of 1814, which included_many progressive provisions: freedom of religion,_a legislature composed of_the Chamber_of_Deputies and the_Chamber_of Peers,_a press that would enjoy a degree_of freedom,_and a provision that the Biens_nationaux would remain in_the_hands of their current owners. The_constitution had 76 articles. Taxation was_to be voted on by_the_chambers._Catholicism was to be the_official religion of France. To be_eligible for membership_in the Chamber of Deputies, one had_to_pay over 1,000 francs per year_in_tax, and be over the age_of_forty._The King would appoint peers_to the Chamber of Peers on_a hereditary basis, or for life at his discretion._Deputies would be_elected every five years, with_one_fifth_of them up for election each year. There were 90,000_citizens eligible_to vote.

Louis XVIII_signed the Treaty of Paris on 30 May 1814. The_treaty gave France her 1792 borders, which_extended east of the Rhine. She had to pay no