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French victory at Hondschoote over an English–Hanoverian army. September 8, 1793

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French victory at Jemappes against Austria. November 6, 1792

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French victory at Wattignies against Austria. October 16, 1793

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French victory of the Pyramids against the Mamelukes. July 21, 1798

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French victory of Tourcoing over British who, from this point on seek to avoid facing French forces on land. May 18, 1794

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General Dumouriez, the hero of Valmy, deserts to the Austrians. After several important defeats, General Dumouriez had proclaimed the Convention primarily responsible for them. Like Lafayette before him, Dumouriez had also attempted to urge his army to march with him upon Paris, where he would dissolve the Convention, but the army refused. After being summoned to Paris, Dumouriez flees to the enemy. This treason would bring in its path great suspicion of his allies in the Convention, the Girondins. April 5, 1793

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General Mack’s Austrian army surrenders at Ulm. October 20, 1805

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General Masséna defeats the Russians and Austrians at Zurich. Russia and Austria evacuate Switzerland. September 25, 1799

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General Maximum introduced. September 29, 1793

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General Moreau defeats the Austrians at Hohenlinden. December 3, 1800

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