| 1793 |
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Second Partition of Poland |
| Jan 1793 |
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Britain joins coalition |
| 14-17 Jan 1793 |
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The Convention debates the fate of the King. |
| 21 Jan 1793 |
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Execution of King Louis XVI |
| 1 Feb 1793 |
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France declares war on England and Holland |
| 14 Feb 1793 |
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France annexes Monaco. |
| 18-25 Feb 1793 |
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Napoleon participates in attack on island of Maddalena (under Sardinian control). |
| Mar 1793 |
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Spain joins coalition |
| Mar? 1793 |
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France annexes Belgium. |
| 1 Mar 1793 |
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Prince Frederick of Saxe-Coburg Saalfeld marches into Belgium. Brunswick (later?) besieges Custine in Mainz. |
| 7 Mar 1793 |
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France declares war on Spain |
| 9 Mar 1793 |
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Convention authorises representatives en mission. Levy of 300,000 men authorised |
| 10 Mar 1793 |
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Revolutionary Tribunal established |
| 11 Mar 1793 |
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Revolt in La Vendée begins |
| 18 Mar 1793 |
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Dumouriez loses Battle of Neerwinden to Saxe-Coburg (Austria). Many French volunteers desert. The Austrians (later?) recover Brussels. |
| 21 Mar 1793 |
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Comités de surveillance established in every commune |
| 21 Mar 1793 |
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Dumouriez defeated again at Louvain. |
| 26 Mar 1793 |
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Committee of Public Safety established |
| 4 Apr 1793 |
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Dumouriez defects to the Austrians after being accused of treason. He was replaced by Dampierre. |
| 13 Apr 1793 |
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Marat brought before Revolutionary Tribunal. |
| May-Oct 1793 |
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Federalist revolts in the provinces against the Convention. |
| 4 May 1793 |
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First maximum |
| 8 May 1793 |
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Dampierre killed near Condé while trying to halt Saxe-Coburg's advance. Custine was appointed to take command of the Army of the North. |
| 18 May 1793 |
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Spanish win major engagement against French at Mas d'Eu. |
| 20 May 1793 |
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Kellermann appointed commander of the armies of the Alps and Italy |
| 21-23 May 1793 |
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Custine defeated near Valenciennes by Saxe-Coburg (Austria). Later recalled to Paris and replaced by Houchard. |
| 28 May 1793 |
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Insurrectionary Committee formed |
| 2 Jun 1793 |
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Final overthrow of Girondins |
| 10 Jun 1793 |
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Napoleon and his family forced to leave Corsica. |
| 14 Jun 1793 |
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Napoleon and family arrive in Toulon |
| 24 Jun 1793 |
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Constitution of 1793 |
| Jul 1793 |
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The English land in Corsica. |
| 10 Jul 1793 |
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Fall of Condé to Austrians. |
| 13 Jul 1793 |
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Murder of Marat |
| 17 Jul 1793 |
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Final abolition of all feudal rights. |
| 17 Jul 1793 |
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Beginning of counter-Revolutionary unrest in Lyon |
| 24 Jul 1793 |
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Napoleon participates in Carteaux's successful attack on rebels in Avignon. |
| 27 Jul 1793 |
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Robespierre joins Committee of Public Safety |
| 29 Jul 1793 |
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Valenciennes falls to Austrians. The Army of the North under Houchard then retreats to Arras. |
| ? Aug 1793 |
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Mainz captured by Prussians. |
| ? Aug 1793 |
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Counter-revolution in full swing in the Vendée. Lyon and Marseille also declare for the mnrchy. |
| 9 Aug 1793 |
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Kellermann begins siege of Lyon |
| 20 Aug 1793 |
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Kellermann appointed commander of the Army of the Centre |
| 23 Aug 1793 |
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Decree of levée en masse. |
| 25 Aug 1793 |
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Napoleon takes part in the bloody capture of Marseille from the rebels. |
| 27 Aug 1793 |
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Rebellion begins in Toulon. Admiral Hood entered the harbour with 21 ships, accompanied by a Spanish squadron. |
| 28 Aug 1793 |
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A. P. de Custine dies in Paris |
| 5 Sep 1793 |
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Attempted coup by Hébertists |
| 6 Sep 1793 |
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Anglo-Hanoverians under York besieging Dunkirk defeated by Houchard at Hondschoote. |
| 7 Sep 1793 |
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Republican forces invest Toulon. |
| 13 Sep 1793 |
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Netherlanders under Orange defeated by Houchard at Menin |
| 16 Sep 1793 |
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Saliceti appoints Napoleon temporary artillery commander at Toulon |
| 17 Sep 1793 |
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Law of Suspects |
| 22 Sep 1793 |
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Jourdan appointed commander of the Army of the North. Houchard arrested. |
| 29 Sep 1793 |
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Law of General maximum |
| Oct 1793 |
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Kellermann arrested and imprisoned |
| Oct 1793 |
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Pichegru appointed commander of the Army of the Rhine. |
| Oct? 1793 |
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Carnot joins the Army of the North and orders Jourdan to relieve Maubeuge, which was being besieged by the Austrians. |
| 7 Oct 1793 |
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Adoption of Republican Calendar: Year II deemed to have begun on 22 September |
| 9 Oct 1793 |
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Lyon retaken by Republicans. |
| 15-16 Oct 1793 |
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Jourdan defeats Austrians under Saxe-Coburg at Wattignies |
| 16 Oct 1793 |
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Marie Antoinette executed |
| 19 Oct 1793 |
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Napoleon promoted Major |
| 31 Oct 1793 |
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Girondin leaders executed |
| 6 Nov 1793 |
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Duc d'Orleans executed. |
| 8 Nov 1793 |
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Madame Roland executed. |
| 11 Nov 1793 |
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Bailly executed. |
| 17 Nov 1793 |
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Dugommier arrives to take command at Toulon. |
| 17 Nov 1793 |
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J. N. Houchard dies in Paris |
| 28-30 Nov 1793 |
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Prussians under Brunswick defeat Hoche at Kaiserslautern |
| 29 Nov 1793 |
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Barnave executed. |
| Dec 1793 |
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Pichegru helps Hoche to drive the Austro-Prussian armies from Alsace. |
| 19 Dec 1793 |
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English evacuate Toulon |
| 22 Dec 1793 |
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Napoleon promoted General of Brigade |
| 22 Dec 1793 |
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Hoche defeats Prussians under Brunswick at Fröschwiller |
| 23 Dec 1793 |
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Vendeans defeated at Savenay |
| 26 Dec 1793 |
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Austrians under Wurmser defeated by Hoche at Geisberg |