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The 53 pages that link to French Revolutionary Wars, each with the reason it gives.

• Napoleonic WarsNarrower topic: They preceded the Napoleonic Wars and established the military and political conflicts Napoleon inherited.

• Continental SystemNarrower topic: Their unresolved rivalry with Britain fed the later contest that produced the blockade.

• Committee of Public SafetyNarrower topic: Military emergencies prompted the Convention to establish a stronger executive body.

• War of the First CoalitionNarrower topic: The First Coalition war is the opening phase of this broader conflict.

• Treaty of Campo FormioNarrower topic: The treaty concluded one coalition war within this wider conflict.

• William Pitt the YoungerNarrower topic: These wars dominated Pitt’s foreign policy, public finances, and domestic security measures.

• Levée en masseNarrower topic: The military emergencies of these wars prompted the decree’s sweeping mobilization.

• Treaty of AmiensNarrower topic: The treaty concluded the war between Britain and France within this wider conflict.

• French Revolutionary ArmyNarrower topic: These wars drove the army’s rapid expansion and repeated reorganization.

• French DirectoryNarrower topic: The Directory’s government was shaped by the wider revolutionary conflict it inherited and continued.

• Jacques Pierre BrissotNarrower topic: Brissot’s war advocacy helped shape the conflict that transformed revolutionary politics.

• Paul I of RussiaNarrower topic: Russia entered and then withdrew from coalitions against revolutionary France during Paul’s reign.

• September MassacresNarrower topic: The invasion threat made rumors of a coordinated royalist uprising seem urgent.

• Batavian RevolutionNarrower topic: French military advances made the revolution possible in January 1795.

• Horatio NelsonNarrower topic: These wars gave Nelson the campaigns in which he established his reputation.

• Michel NeyNarrower topic: Ney gained his early field experience in these wars before Napoleon became emperor.

• War of the Second CoalitionNarrower topic: This war formed one phase of the wider struggle triggered by the French Revolution.

• War of KnivesNarrower topic: European war shaped French priorities and the foreign alliances surrounding Saint-Domingue.

• André MassénaNarrower topic: These wars made Masséna’s military career and rapid advancement possible.

• Quasi-WarNarrower topic: The wider war placed American neutrality and trade under pressure.

• Battle of HohenlindenNarrower topic: Hohenlinden was fought during the wars’ closing struggle with Austria.

• Battle of ValmyNarrower topic: The victory helped France continue fighting after the invasion was repelled.

• Fall of the Republic of VeniceNarrower topic: Venice’s fate was one consequence of the wider wars that reshaped Europe.

• XYZ AffairNarrower topic: The wars made American neutrality and trade relations with France contentious.

• Battle of the PyramidsNarrower topic: The Egyptian expedition formed part of France’s wider struggle against its rivals.

• Charles XIV JohnNarrower topic: Bernadotte rose through the French army during these wars.

• Henry AddingtonNarrower topic: The treaty Addington concluded with France temporarily brought this wider conflict to a close.

• Étienne MacdonaldNarrower topic: Macdonald established his reputation in campaigns fought before Napoleon became emperor.

• Liège RevolutionNarrower topic: These wars turned local revolutionary gains into a contest over French control.

• Wolfe ToneNarrower topic: The wars created both the French military opportunity and the diplomatic risks Tone navigated.

• Jean-Étienne ChampionnetNarrower topic: Championnet’s Italian commands formed part of France’s wider Revolutionary-era wars.