47:
82:
701:
96:
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The French government ordered
Luckner to take command of the Army of the North, and Custine replaced him as overall commander of the Army of the Rhine in Spring 1793. Under his experienced command, the Army took several important positions on the Rhine, including at Speyer, Mainz, Limburg and
753:
by 27 April 1792, this singular victory was accomplished largely through the enterprises of a local uprising assisted by some advanced guard and it was the last French victory for several weeks: subsequently, the borders of France had been assaulted by the
Habsburgs and their allies. At Mons
733:). These armies were subdivided, fresh forces were raised and gradually grew until, by 30 April 1793, eleven armies encircled France on its coastal and the land frontiers. In October 1792, a portion of the army was used to form the
1554:
Stability of command of the Army of the Rhine reflected the overall chaos of the French
Revolutionary governments, especially in the years 1791–1794. Four of the generals serving in those years were guillotined (see chart below).
793:, to compose a song to rally against the Habsburg threat. That evening, Rouget de Lisle wrote "Chant de guerre pour l'Armée du Rhin" (English: "War Song for the Army of the Rhine"), and dedicated the song to
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valley, from 1791 to 1795. At its creation, the Army of the Rhine had 88,390 men. It was formed on 14 December 1791, to defend France's eastern frontier in conjunction with two other armies, the
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1721:
553:
1692:
591:
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Although much of the spring and summer of 1792 action continued throughout in the border regions with
Belgium, the cities along the Upper Rhine, especially the city of
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366:
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401:
391:
200:
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584:
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1409:
837:
combined to form the Army besieging Mainz. The rest of the Army of the
Moselle united with the Army of the Rhine on 20 April, to form the
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177:
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The Armies of the First French
Republic: Volume II The Armées du Moselle, du Rhin, de Sambre-et-Meuse, de Rhin-et-Moselle
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In its five-year history, the Army had several Orders of Battle. This is the OOB at the beginning of the 1793 campaign.
1060:
615:
533:
343:
1888:
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988:
503:
31:
781:, felt under threat of invasion by the Habsburg armies massing on the east side of the Rhine River. On 25 April 1792,
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426:
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1084:
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682:
677:) was formed in December 1791, for the purpose of bringing the French Revolution to the German states along the
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In the first months of fighting, victories for France were few. Although
Custine had succeeded in driving the
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until 19 April; he was removed from command of both armies on 29 July 1793, tried and executed in August.
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1795:, and fought holding actions against contingents of Russians and Austrians, the largest of which was the
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Orders of Battle show the same troops, under the amalgamation, reformed into these armies (
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This name was also used for the French military forces posted to
Germany during the
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1618:, interim and subordinate to Adam Philippe Custine, who commanded this and the
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Revolution:
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Jean-Charles
Pichegru, during assembly of the Armies of the Rhine and Moselle
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28 May 1792, and La Glisuelle, a village 5 kilometers (3 mi) north of
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On 29 December 1794, the left wing of the Army and the right wing of the
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774:(11 June 1792), Austrian skirmishers repeatedly defeated French forces.
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Peasants Into Frenchmen: The Modernization of Rural France, 1870–1914
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Fire in the Minds of Men: Origins of the Revolutionary Faith
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Reserve totals 8 battalions, 12 squadrons, 2 platoons
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1818:People known to have served in this Armée include:
2288:Military units and formations established in 1791
948:Custine, Houchard commanding the advanced guard.
812:(The day of glory has arrived!). It was renamed "
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1256:Grenadiers (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th battalions)
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1559:Commanders-in-Chief of the Army of the Rhine
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1371:7th Light Infantry Regiment (1st Battalion)
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704:Organization of French Armies, 1791–1793
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1269:82nd Infantry Regiment (one battalion)
1266:62nd Infantry Regiment (one battalion)
2227:, Stanford University Press, p.
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2197:Stevens, Benjamin F. (January 1896),
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2192:, Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books
1459:2nd Chasseurs à Cheval (3 squadrons)
1401:8th Chasseurs à Cheval (4 squadrons)
1377:37th Infantry Regiment (1 battalion)
1374:36th Infantry Regiment (1 battalion)
1297:1st Battalion Chasseurs républicains
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808:(Arise, children of the Fatherland)/
130:Chant de guerre pour l'Armée du Rhin
2273:Armées of the French First Republic
2115:, Transaction Publishers, pp.
1909:Armies of the First French Republic
1776:bore this name. In 1815 during the
1734:, subordinate to the Army of Mainz
1505:16th Dragoon Regiment (3 squadrons)
1474:12th Cavalry Regiment (3 squadrons)
1471:11th Cavalry Regiment (3 squadrons)
1326:7th Chasseurs à Cheval(4 squadrons)
1316:14th Cavalry Regiment (3 squadrons)
1300:3rd, 7th, and 8th Battalions Vosges
1285:9th and 10th Battalions Haute-Saône
24:
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2214:(in French), J. Gürtler, pp.
1889:Balthazar Alexis Henri Schauenburg
1835:Antoine Marie Chamans de Lavalette
1728:4 December 1794 – 13 February 1795
1684:Louis Dominique Munnier (interim)
1515:6th, 10th and 13 Battalions Vosges
1502:2nd Carbine Regiment (3 Squadrons)
1468:9th Cavalry Regiment (3 squadrons)
1465:3rd Cavalry Regiment (3 squadrons)
1200:1st and 2nd Battalions Haute-Saône
32:Army of the Rhine (disambiguation)
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2146:(in French), L. Cert, pp. [
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1700:27 October 1793 – 13 January 1794
1612:26 December 1792 – 14 March 1793,
1527:Hussards de la Liberté (unknown )
1462:2nd Cavalry Regiment (3 squadrons
1334:Total 26 battalions, 12 squadrons
858:Battles of the Army of the Rhine.
820:Successes under Custine's command
2256:(in French), Librairie militaire
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1753:Jean-Baptiste Kléber (interim)
1745:, subordinate to Army of Mainz
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1306:1st Battalion Fédérés Nationaux
1303:5th and 6th Battalions Bas-Rhin
153:Adam Philippe, Comte de Custine
2003:
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1900:
1718:Claude Ignace François Michaud
1592:Alexis Magallon de la Morlière
1245:Column Custine, positioned at
1085:Claude Ignace François Michaud
54:of a French Revolutionary Army
13:
1:
2293:1791 establishments in France
2111:Billington, James H. (2011),
1874:Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle
1856:Jean Théophile Victor Leclerc
1787:under the command of General
1722:Jean Philippe Raymond Dorsner
1681:30 September – 1 October 1793
1670:18 August – 29 September 1793
1647:, interim and subordinate to
1576:14 December 1791 – 6 May 1792
1549:
1394:1st and 2nd Battalions Vosges
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839:Army of the Rhine and Moselle
810:Le jour de gloire est arrivé!
791:Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle
695:Army of the Rhine and Moselle
422:Italian campaign of 1796-1797
2162:, Pickle Partners Publishing
1799:on fought on 28 June 1815.
1391:1st Battalion Seine-et-Loire
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1228:2nd Battalion Rhône-et-Loire
1119:Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr
1025:18 November–22 December 1793
841:. This army united with the
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1806:(1919–1930), following the
1804:Occupation of the Rhineland
1739:14 February – 29 April 1795
1693:Jean Pascal Raymond Carlenc
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1385:4th and 6th Battalions Jura
1309:2nd Battalion Seine-et-Oise
1209:4th Battalion Seine-et-Oise
806:Allons enfants de la Patrie
783:Philippe Friedrich Dietrich
719:French Revolutionary armies
63:1791–95, 1797–98, 1799–1801
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2283:War of the First Coalition
2199:"Story of La Marseillaise"
2177:The Waterloo Campaign 1815
2135:Waterloo: The Hundred Days
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1868:François-Joseph Offenstein
1599:21 July – 25 December 1792
1495:6th Battalion of Chasseurs
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1001:20 August–23 December 1793
754:(18–29 April 1792),
749:from the Swiss village of
747:ecclesiastical authorities
196:War of the First Coalition
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2190:Napoleonic Wars Data Book
2133:Chandler, David (1981) ,
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1491:Grenadiers (12 companies)
1294:2nd Battalion Républicque
1263:Regiment (two battalions)
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1215:2nd Battalion Puy-de-Dôme
1147:Battle of Mannheim bridge
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1661:Alexandre de Beauharnais
1632:, also commander of the
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1427:1st Battalion Haute-Rhin
1388:2nd Battalion Haute-Rhin
979:Alexandre de Beauharnais
2210:Vautrey, Louis (1878),
2144:L'expédition de Custine
1720:, during his absences,
1656:30 May – 17 August 1793
1616:Étienne Deprez-Crassier
1604:Armand Louis de Gontaut
1518:5th Battalion de l'Eure
1282:4th Battalion Haut-Rhin
1218:1st, 3rd Battalions Ain
1095:Battle of Schifferstadt
843:Army of Sambre-et-Meuse
713:The Army of the Rhine (
2278:Field armies of France
2212:Histoire de Porrentruy
1743:François Ignace Schaal
1626:15 March – 17 May 1793
1521:6th Battalion Calvados
1430:1st Battalion Bas-Rhin
1417:48th Infantry Regiment
1414:13th Infantry Regiment
1291:10th Battalion Meurthe
1288:4th Battalion Calvados
1212:3rd Battalion Bas-Rhin
1137:François Ignace Schaal
890:Adam Philippe Custine
849:on 29 September 1797.
717:) was one of the main
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377:Mediterranean campaign
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2000:, pp. 111, 131).
1704:Jean-Charles Pichegru
1649:Jean Nicolas Houchard
1499:2nd Infantry Regiment
1433:1st Battalion Correze
1355:1st Infantry Brigade
1018:Jean-Charles Pichegru
1015:(Army of the Moselle)
967:14 April–23 July 1793
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683:Adam Philippe Custine
2252:Clerget, C. (1905),
2172:"Supplement section"
1862:Louis-Théobald Ihler
1791:, was cantoned near
1732:Jean-Baptiste Kléber
1588:7 May – 20 July 1792
1530:National Gendarmarie
1436:3rd Battalion Nievre
1235:Total 20 battalions
1206:4th Battalion Vosges
1203:2nd Battalion Nièvre
1163:1793 Order of Battle
1125:17–20 September 1794
1020:(Army of the Rhine)
996:Jean Pascal Carlenc
928:Capture of Frankfurt
883:Battle of Porrentruy
829:Final reorganization
2137:, Osprey Publishing
1824:Baraguey d'Hilliers
1797:Battle of La Suffel
1774:Bourbon Restoration
1645:Dominique Diettmann
1634:Army of the Moselle
1620:Army of the Moselle
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1057:26–29 December 1793
1041:18–22 December 1793
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731:Army of the Moselle
691:Army of the Moselle
397:East Indies Theatre
387:War of the Pyrenees
2203:The Musical Record
2029:, pp. 225–227
2025:, p. 43; and
1768:Other incarnations
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1321:Chasseurs à Cheval
1129:3rd Kaiserslautern
1077:2nd Kaiserslautern
1013:Louis Lazare Hoche
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709:Revolutionary Wars
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697:on 20 April 1795.
554:3rd Kaiserslautern
544:2nd Kaiserslautern
524:1st Kaiserslautern
2238:978-0-8047-1013-8
2126:978-1-4128-1401-0
1987:, pp. 21–26.
1948:, pp. 58–59.
1936:, pp. 22–27.
1924:, pp. 21–22.
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911:30 September 1792
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2034:
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2018:
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1975:, p. 2.
1973:Stevens 1896
1968:
1941:
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1778:Hundred Days
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641:Pfeddersheim
631:1st Mannheim
319:Newfoundland
284:Altenkirchen
90:(until 1792)
2023:Chuquet1892
1846:(1794–1795)
1091:23 May 1794
1073:23 May 1794
785:, mayor of
723:Rhine River
679:Rhine River
372:Chouannerie
104:(from 1792)
2267:Categories
2039:Smith 1996
2011:Smith 1996
1998:Smith 1996
1985:Smith 1996
1961:Weber 1976
1934:Smith 1996
1922:Smith 1996
1876:writer of
1793:Strassburg
1782:V Corps –
1594:(intérim)
1550:Commanders
1451:Beaurevoir
1223:Grenadiers
1176:Right wing
874:Commander
860:1792–1795
787:Strasbourg
779:Strasbourg
751:Porrentruy
675:Rheinarmee
616:Luxembourg
559:Luxembourg
549:Trippstadt
509:Fort-Louis
274:Den Helder
269:Guadeloupe
264:Martinique
234:Thionville
214:Porrentruy
145:commanders
138:Commanders
110:Allegiance
1789:Jean Rapp
1561:1791–1795
1357:Neuwinger
1341:Left wing
1036:Pichegru
993:Coalition
975:Coalition
971:2nd Mainz
959:Coalition
899:1st Mainz
768:Florennes
539:2nd Arlon
514:Biesingen
499:Pirmasens
489:1st Arlon
359:Diersheim
349:Fishguard
309:Neresheim
219:Quiévrain
68:Disbanded
2188:(1996),
2170:(1895),
1882:General
1872:Captain
1866:General
1860:General
1849:General
1828:General
1822:General
1484:Reserves
1365:Houchard
1363:Brigade
1261:Infantry
1111:Schänzel
1102:Michaud
1029:Haguenau
934:Custine
920:Custine
906:Custine
802:Bavarian
772:Maubeuge
764:Rumegies
519:Haguenau
339:Biberach
334:2nd Kehl
324:Würzburg
299:1st Kehl
294:Kircheib
279:Siegburg
259:Sardinia
254:Jemappes
224:Marquain
52:Fusilier
2105:Sources
1830:Custine
1630:Custine
1445:Cavalry
1183:Munnier
1181:Column
942:Limburg
871:Victor
868:Battle
795:Marshal
756:Tournay
354:Neuwied
344:Ireland
329:Limburg
289:Wetzlar
143:Notable
76:Country
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1347:Bingen
1240:Center
1151:French
1115:French
1099:French
1065:French
1052:Hoche
1049:French
1033:French
1009:French
1005:Landau
945:French
931:French
917:French
903:French
887:France
671:German
663:French
626:Höchst
494:Landau
314:Amberg
304:Malsch
229:Verdun
60:Active
2119:–59,
1895:Notes
1571:Name
1568:Date
1410:Gilot
1259:57th
1247:Mainz
865:Date
760:Bavay
687:Mainz
636:Mainz
484:Mainz
249:Mainz
244:Lille
239:Valmy
124:March
2233:ISBN
2218:–227
2150:–6,
2121:ISBN
1839:The
1780:the
1319:2nd
800:, a
657:The
201:List
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