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Treaty of Lorris
The Treaty of Lorris was concluded in January 1243 between Louis IX of France and Raymond VII of Toulouse after the failure of Raymond's revolt in alliance with Henry III of England and the Lusignans. Raymond submitted to the king and confirmed the terms of the Treaty of Paris of 1229, which assured the eventual passing of his county to the French crown.
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