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Passage of the Law of Suspects. September 17, 1793

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Peace of Lunéville with Austria. Confirmation of the main points of the Treaty of Campo Formio. France receives Left Bank of the Rhine. February 9, 1801

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Peace Treaty (Amiens) with Great Britain (4 Germinal Year X). March 27, 1802

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Peace Treaty of Basel concluded with Spain. July 22, 1795

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Peace Treaty of Pressburg with Austria ends hostilities. December 26, 1805

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Peace Treaty of Tilsit; Franco–Russian alliance signed by Napoleon and Tsar Alexander I. July 8, 1807

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Petition from 47 out of 48 Paris sections demands deposing the King. August 3, 1792

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Priests refusing to take the oath are barred from exercising their ministry in public. January 3, 1791

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Proclamation of Helvetic Republic by France. March 1798

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Proclamation of Roman Republic by France. February 15, 1798

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