Louis XVI14 December 1791
Louis XVI addressed the Legislative Assembly on the émigré threat and warned that continued foreign protection of armed émigrés could lead to conflict.
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Louis XVI addressed the Legislative Assembly on the émigré threat and warned that continued foreign protection of armed émigrés could lead to conflict.
Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre opposed the War of Liberation because foreign countries are not ready for liberation.
Opposes the War of Liberation because foreign countries are not ready for liberation
The Legislative Assembly declares war on the "King of Bohemia & Hungary"
The Legislative Assembly declares war on the "King of Bohemia and Hungary".
Addresses the Assembly & says war will be inevitable if the emigres are not dispersed
Louis XVI addressed the Assembly and says war will be inevitable if the emigres are not dispersed.
France declares war on Britain to defend the gains of the revolution. France declares a war of European liberation
France declares war on Britain to defend the gains of the revolution. France declares a war of European liberation.
The French Republic declares war against Britain, Holland & Spain
The French Republic declares war against Britain, Holland and Spain.
France invades the Austrian Netherlands, threatening Britains maritime security. France declares war on Britain
France invades the Austrian Netherlands, threatening Britains maritime security. France declares war on Britain.
The Convention declares war on England
The Convention declares war on England.
The Convention declares war on Spain
The Convention declares war on Spain.
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