Resigns after Louis vetos a law to dissolve the King's Guard
Historical person
Charles-Francois du Perier Dumouriez Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Charles-Francois du Perier Dumouriez, based on 17 World History Database records associated with France.
Chronological biography
1792
Resigns after Louis vetos a law to dissolve the King's Guard.
Appointed Commander of the Army of the North
Charles-Francois du Perier Dumouriez was appointed Commander of the Army of the North.
Appointed Commander of the Army of the North
Appointed Commander of the Army of the North
Appointed Commander of the Army of the North
The Prussians are forced to retreat back across their border. Leads 50,000 & halts the Prussian advance on Paris under the Duke of Brunswick
Leads 50,000 & halts the Prussian advance on Paris under the Duke of Brunswick
Defeats the Austrians after their capture of Lille
Captures Brussels
1793
The Austrians capture Brussels, Dumouriez is accused of treason & flees to the Allies
The Austrians capture Brussels, Dumouriez is accused of treason and flees to the Allies.
The Austrians capture Brussels, Dumouriez is accused of treason & flees to the Allies
Attacks Prince Friedrich of Saxe-Coburg but is repulsed
Dumouriez defects to the Allies
Dumouriez defects to the Allies.
Titles and roles
Commander of Army of the North
Record provenance
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