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The September Convention was a treaty, signed on 15 September 1864, between the Italian government and Napoleon III, under which:

• Napoleon III agreed to withdraw all French troops from Rome within two years.
• The Italian government guaranteed the frontiers of the Papal States, which at the time consisted of Rome and Latium.
• The Italian government agreed to move from Turin to Florence, in order to indicate that the government would not attempt to take its seat in Rome, which had been declared Capital of Italy on March 27, 1861, when the first Italian Parliament had met in Turin.