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French Revolutionary Wars
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French Revolutionary Wars
Date
20 April 1792 – 25 March 1802
Location
Europe, Egypt, Middle East, Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean, Indian Ocean
Result
French Republican victory*Survival of the French Republic*French territorial expansion*Several French client republics established*Other territorial changesPeace of Basel, Treaty of Campo Formio, Treaty of Lunéville, Treaty of Amiens
Belligerents
Holy Roman Empire
Prussia
Great Britain (1792-1800)
United Kingdom (1801-1802)
Russia
French royalists
Counter-revolutionaries
Spain (until 1795)
Portugal
Sardinia
Naples
Other Italian states
Ottoman Empire
* Mamluks Dutch Republic
Order of Saint John (1798)
Malta (1798-1800)---- Haiti
---- United States
French Republic
*French satellite states* United Irishmen* Polish Legions Spain (from 1796)---- Denmark–Norway---- Kingdom of Mysore
Commanders and leaders
József Alvinczi
Baillet de Latour
Prince Josias of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld
Count of Clerfayt
Archduke Charles
Michael von Melas
Dagobert von Wurmser
Pál Kray
Duke of Brunswick
Prince of Hohenlohe
Prince de Condé
Charles O'Hara
Duke of York
Horatio Nelson
Ralph Abercromby
Samuel Hood
Alexander Suvorov
Jezzar Pasha
Murad Bey
---- Toussaint L'Ouverture
---- John Adams
Napoleon Bonaparte
Comte de Custine
Charles Pichegru
Jean-Baptiste Jourdan
Lazare Hoche
André Masséna
Jean V. M. Moreau
Charles F. Dumouriez
Francisco de Miranda
Louis Desaix †
François C. Kellermann
Wolfe Tone †
Jan Henryk Dabrowski---- Christian VII of Denmark
Olfert Fischer
Steen Bille---- Tipu Sultan †
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Verdun
Valmy
Jemappes
Neerwinden
1st Mainz
Raismes
Famars
Bellegarde
San Pietro and Sant'Antioco
1st Arlon
Valenciennes
Dunkirk
Hondshoote
Avesnes-le-Sec
Menin
Méribel
Pirmasens
Peyrestortes
Toulon
Truillas
1st Wissembourg
Wattignies
1st Kaiserslautern
Wœrth (fr)
2nd Wissembourg
Fort-Dauphin
Martinique
Saint-Florent
Bastia
Guadeloupe
2nd Arlon
1st Landrecies
Villers-en-Cauchies
Saorgio
Beaumont
Mouscron
Boulou
Tourcoing
3rd Arlon
Tournay
2nd Kaiserslautern
Ushant
Fleurus
Calvi
Vosges
Baztan
San-Lorenzo
1st Dego
Sprimont
Luxembourg
Black Mountain
Roses
Helder
Gulf of Roses
Genoa
Groix
Quiberon
Hyères
Handschuhsheim
Höchst
2nd Mainz
Pfeddersheim
Mannheim
Loano
Voltri
Montenotte
Millesimo
2nd Dego
Ceva
Mondovì
Cherasco (fr)
Fombio
Lodi
Borghetto
Mantua
Ettlingen
Lonato
Castiglione
Peschiera (fr)
Neresheim
Amberg
Friedberg
Newfoundland
Würzburg
Rovereto
1st Bassano
Biberach
Emmendingen
Schliengen
Kehl
2nd Bassano
Calliano
Caldiero
Arcole
Expédition d'Irlande
Rivoli
Faenza
Fishguard
Valvasone
Tyrol (fr)
Tarvis
Neuwied
Diersheim
Veronese Easter
Camperdown
War in the Vendée
War of the Pyrenees
Flanders Campaign
Anglo-Spanish War
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Corfu
Ostrach
1st Stockach
Verona
Magnano
Cassano
Winterthur
1st Zurich
Trebbia
Mantua
Novi
Bergen
2nd Zurich
Castricum
Wiesloch
Genoa
Hohentwiel
2nd Stockach
Messkirch
Biberach
Fort Bard
Montebello
Marengo
Höchstädt
Neuburg
Ampfing
Hohenlinden
Mincio
Copenhagen
Algeciras (1st • 2nd)
Porto Ferrajo
Mediterranean Campaign
Egyptian Campaign
Swiss Campaign
Dutch Campaign
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Saorgio
1st Dego
Loano
Voltri
Montenotte
Millesimo
2nd Dego
Ceva
Mondovì
Fombio
Lodi
Borghetto
Lonato
Castiglione
Rovereto
1st Bassano
2nd Bassano
Calliano
Caldiero
Arcole
Rivoli
1st Mantua
Faenza
Valvasone
Tarvis
Veronese Easter
Verona
Magnano
Cassano
Trebbia
2nd Mantua
Novi
Genoa
Montebello
Marengo
Pozzolo
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Sardinia
Toulon
Guernsey
May 1794
Ushant
Alexander
Croisière du Grand Hiver
Gulf of Roses
Genoa
April 1795
Cornwallis's Retreat
Groix
Hyères
1st St Vincent
Saldanha Bay
Newfoundland expedition
Expédition d'Irlande
Droits de l'Homme
2nd St Vincent
Camperdown
Raz de Sein
Îles Saint-Marcouf
Nile
Tory Island
Dunkirk
Malta
Copenhagen
Algeciras (1st • 2nd)
Boulogne
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Vendée
Chouannerie
Toulon
Lyon
13 Vendémiaire
Peasants' War (1798)
Irish Rebellion of 1798
Quasi-War
Haitian Revolution
The French Revolutionary Wars were a series of major conflicts fought between the French Republic government and several European Monarchies from 1792 to 1802. Marked by French revolutionary fervour and military innovations, the campaigns saw the French Revolutionary Armies defeat a number of opposing coalitions. They resulted in expanded French control to the Low Countries, Italy, and the Rhineland. The wars depended on extremely high numbers of soldiers, recruited by modern mass conscription.The French Revolutionary Wars are usually divided between those of the First Coalition (1792–1797) and the Second Coalition (1798–1801). France was at war with Great Britain continuously from 1793 to 1802. Hostilities with Great Britain ceased with the Treaty of Amiens in 1802, but conflict soon started up again with the Napoleonic Wars. The Treaty of Amiens is usually reckoned to mark the end of the French Revolutionary Wars; however, historians have proposed other events before and after 1802 as the starting point of the Napoleonic Wars.
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