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- Proclamation to the French People on his return from Elba, Napoleon Bonaparte, 5 March 1815
- Proclamation to the Army on His Return from Elba, Napoleon Bonaparte, 5 March 1815
- Napoleon Bonaparte to the monarchs of Europe, 4 April 1815
- Declaration at the Congress of Vienna, 13 March 1815 — Declaring Napoleon Bonaparte to be an outlaw
- Proclamation on leaving Paris, Louis XVIII, 19 March 1815
- Speech to the solders of Paris the day after arriving, Napoleon Bonaparte, 21 March 1815
- Treaty of Alliance against Bonaparte Signed at Vienna, 25 March 1815
- The London Gazette Extraordinary (5 June 1815)
- Proclamation on the Anniversary of the Battles of Marengo and Friedland, Napoleon Bonaparte, 14 June 1815
- Proclamation to the Belgians, Napoleon Bonaparte, 17 June 1815
- Wellingon's Waterloo dispatch to Lord Bathurst, 19 June 1815
- Resolutions proposed by Marquis de Lafayette and accepted by the Chamber of Deputies, 21 June 1815
- Declaration of abdication by Napoleon Bonaparte, 22 June 1815
- Proclamation of the Provisional Government in Paris, 24 June 1815
- Napoleon's address to the French army, 25 June 1815
- Napoleon II deposed by the Proclamation of the Provisional Government in Paris, 26 June 1815
- Wellington's letter to the French Commissioners, 26 June 1815
- Wellington's letter to the French Commissioners, 29 June 1815
- Address of French Generals to the Chamber of Representatives, 30 June 1815
- Davous's letter to Wellington and Blücher, 30 June 1815
- Wellington's letter to Davoust, 1 July 1815
- Blücher's letter to Davoust, 1 July 1815
- French National Assembly's Proclamation, 1 July 1815
- Wellington's letter to Blücher, 2 July 1815
- Wellingon's dispatch to Lord Bathurst, 2 July 1815
- Supplement to The London Gazette of Tuesday 11 of July, 15 July 1815
- Bonaparte's Protest, Written on Board the Bellerophon, 4 August 1815
- Convention signed at Paris on 2 August 1815 between Austria, Great Britain, Prussia and Russia declaring that Napoleon Bonaparte is their prisoner.
