Revolutionary Europe, 1789-1815
Revolutionary Europe, 1789-1815
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All that was best in France had gone to the front. There, and there alone, men who might have fallen under the terrible Law of the Suspects at home, were not only safe themselves, but by their presence in the ranks of the Republic protected their relatives. All the resources of France were laid at the disposal of her armies. The country became one vast arsenal. The soldiers were 1 44 European History, 1793-'^ 7 9S well fed, clothed, and armed, and the ablest administrators were employed in rend...ering them efficient. The result of this concentration of France upon the foreign war was success in every quarter. In the spring of 1 794 the various armies took the offensive, the Army of the North, under Pichegru, marched by the northern line into Belgium, while a new army, after- wards called the Army of the Sambre-and-Meuse, which was formed out of the Army of the Ardennes, and a wing of the Army of the Moselle penetrated Belgium from the south. Before these two armies the English and Austrians fell back.
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All that was best in France had gone to the front. There, and there alone, men who might have fallen under the terrible Law of the Suspects at home, were not only safe themselves, but by their presence in the ranks of the Republic protected their relatives. All the resources of France were laid at the disposal of her armies. The country became one vast arsenal. The soldiers were 1 44 European History, 1793-'^ 7 9S well fed, clothed, and armed, and the ablest administrators were employed in rend...ering them efficient. The result of this concentration of France upon the foreign war was success in every quarter. In the spring of 1 794 the various armies took the offensive, the Army of the North, under Pichegru, marched by the northern line into Belgium, while a new army, after- wards called the Army of the Sambre-and-Meuse, which was formed out of the Army of the Ardennes, and a wing of the Army of the Moselle penetrated Belgium from the south. Before these two armies the English and Austrians fell back.
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