Notable Battles and Campaigns
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French Revolutionary Wars
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War of the First Coalition
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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
- Méribel
- Peyrestortes
- Toulon
- Truillas
- 1st Wissembourg
- Wattignies
- Kaiserslautern
- 2nd Wissembourg
- Fort-Dauphin
- Martinique
- Saint-Florent
- Bastia
- Guadeloupe
- 2nd Arlon
- Villers-en-Cauchies
- Saorgio
- Beaumont
- Mouscron
- Boulou
- Tourcoing
- Tournay
- 3rd Arlon
- Ushant
- Fleurus
- Calvi
- Vosges
- Baztan
- San-Lorenzo
- 1st Dego
- Luxembourg
- Black Mountain
- Roses
- Gulf of Roses
- Genoa
- Groix
- Quiberon
- Hyères
- 2nd Mainz
- Loano
- Voltri
- Montenotte
- Millesimo
- 2nd Dego
- Ceva
- Mondovì
- Fombio
- Lodi
- Borghetto
- Mantua
- Ettlingen
- Lonato
- Castiglione
- Neresheim
- Amberg
- Friedberg
- Newfoundland
- Würzburg
- Rovereto
- 1st Bassano
- Biberach
- Emmendingen
- Schliengen
- Kehl
- 2nd Bassano
- Calliano
- Caldiero
- Arcole
- Expédition d'Irlande
- Rivoli
- Faenza
- Fishguard
- Valvasone
- Tarvis
- Neuwied
- Diersheim
- Veronese Easters
- Camperdown
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