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The 19 pages that link to Treaty of Campo Formio, each with the reason it gives.

• French Revolutionary WarsBroader topic: It recognized French territorial gains and redrew political boundaries in Italy and the Low Countries.

• VeniceRelated: It formalized the end of the Venetian Republic after Napoleon’s conquest.

• Venetian RepublicBroader topic: It formalized the territorial consequences of Venice’s surrender to Napoleon.

• War of the First CoalitionBroader topic: It ended Austria’s participation and effectively dissolved the First Coalition.

• Treaty of PressburgRelated: It offers an earlier example of France imposing territorial terms on Austria.

• Treaty of AmiensCompared with: It was an earlier French settlement imposed after a decisive military campaign.

• Treaty of LunévilleRelated: Lunéville reaffirmed and extended this earlier settlement between the same powers.

• Treaty of SchönbrunnCompared with: This earlier French-Austrian treaty also redrew territory, but followed Napoleon’s Italian campaign rather than the 1809 war.

• Austrian NetherlandsRelated: Austria formally ceded the former Austrian Netherlands to France in this settlement.

• War of the Second CoalitionRelated: Its settlement left Austria dissatisfied and helped set the stage for renewed war.

• Cisalpine RepublicRelated: Its settlement recognized French control over territories that formed the republic's core.

• Battle of HohenlindenRelated: Hohenlinden renewed French pressure on Austria after this earlier settlement had collapsed.

• Fall of the Republic of VeniceRelated: Its secret clauses transferred Venice and much of its former territory to Austria.

• Ugo FoscoloRelated: The treaty’s sacrifice of Venice inspired Foscolo’s portrayal of betrayed patriotism.

• Battle of ArcoleRelated: Arcole belonged to the campaign that strengthened France’s position before the treaty.

• Étienne MacdonaldRelated: The treaty closed a phase of the Italian campaigns in which Macdonald served.

• Liège RevolutionRelated: Its settlement confirmed the wider French reordering that absorbed Liège.

• History of the Republic of VeniceRelated: It confirmed the end of the republic and divided its former possessions.

• Venetian nationalismRelated: The treaty formalized the transfer of Venetian lands to foreign rule.