Did France simply regain Guadeloupe in 1814?

If France recovered Guadeloupe under the 1814 Treaty of Paris, how lasting was the British victory?

France regained the island, but not an unchanged version of its former colonial economy; British occupation and the selective peace settlement left lasting constraints.

France recovered Guadeloupe diplomatically under the 1814 Treaty of Paris, so the island was not a permanent British territorial acquisition. In this interpretation, the returned colony was no longer economically or socially identical to its preconquest form. British occupation had disrupted the slave trade and introduced antislavery measures that France could not simply reverse without difficulty. Britain also chose which colonies to restore with a political purpose. The Bourbon monarchy needed enough overseas possessions to appear viable, but not the richest portfolio that could quickly restore French power. Territorial restoration therefore did not amount to full recovery of the old colonial system.