VIENNA, CONGRESS OF

(1814-15), attended by the chief powers of Europe, undid Napoleon’s work. It restored King of Naples, Duke of Tuscany, Pope, and King of Sardinia to their former territories, and gave Milan and Venice to Austria. A new kingdom of the Netherlands was created with the Prince of Orange as king. George III. recovered Hanover. Poland was made a constitutional kingdom, under Ru ia. A Ger. Confederation was formed; the national feeling which overthrew Napoleon was disregarded, and the arrangements were entirely in the interests of the princes of Europe. E.), department, France; formed chiefly from ancient Poitou; generally level; traversed by Vienne; produces grain, wine. Pop. 1911, 332,276. Capital, Poitiers. (2) 45° 32’ N., 4° 52’ E.), town, on Rhone, Isére, France; formerly abp.’s_ see; has Romanesque-Gothic cathedral, dating from XII. cent., and other old churches; Rom. remains include temple of August us and Livia, tiles, hardware, leather, gloves; large trade in wine. Pop. 25,300. (3) (46° peso ay E.) river, France, in depen ent Corréze, joins jo Loire;: length,