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General Knowledge Quiz

OhNoAPacer

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Correct.

Following the treaty of Amiens in 1802 things didn't go smoothly, understatement.

Britain declared war on France in May 1803.

Among other things they wanted rid if Napoleon I so agreed to support the claim to the French throne of the Count of Province, the future Louis XVIII.

Your turn to unravel the diplomatic niceties and set a further problem.
 
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Calthrop

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Nothing to do with lovable and intelligent eight-limbed molluscs -- nor, indeed, the Spanish for "eight" -- I'm afraid.
 

Calthrop

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Nothing Scottish. There is a, rather tangential, association with roads; but not -- or not directly -- to do with crossing them.
 

Calthrop

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Fear of cars?
Fear of actually driving a car,
Ochophobia is an irrational fear of, broadly, automobile road vehicles "in all their manifestations" -- pertaining largely, but not exclusively, to cars. I adjudge @Peterthegreat's answer as sufficiently close, to be the winning one. Perhaps regrettably -- lights, irrespective of colour or behaviour; footbridges; white lines; and stock cubes emanating from whatever nation: are not involved.

@Peterthegreat: next question is yours to set.
 

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