The Count of Saint-André has been directed…

August 1793 CE

The Count of Saint-André has been directed to advance on Nice from Saorgio.

This effort is complicated by the dislike that Saint-André and his Austrian subordinate Michelangelo Alessandro Colli-Marchi have for one another.

Furthermore, the Piedmontese officer corps hates De Vins' chief of staff, Eugène-Guillaume Argenteau.

At this time, areas of southern France rebel against the revolutionary government.

Large forces have been diverted to contain the revolt at the Siege of Toulon, giving the allies a chance to recover territory.

De Vins and King Victor Amadeus leave in August for the southern front, where operations are supposed to start on September 7, 1793.

Locations
Saorge Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France View →

People
Jacques François Dugommier View → Joseph Nikolaus De Vins View → Victor Amadeus III of Sardinia View →

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Austria, Archduchy of View → Netherlands, United Provinces of the (Dutch Republic) View → Habsburg Monarchy, or Empire View → Spain, Bourbon Kingdom of View → Britain, Kingdom of Great View → Netherlands, Southern (Austrian) View → Sardinia, Kingdom of (Savoy) View → Naples and Sicily, Bourbon Kingdom of View → French First Republic View →

Topics
French Revolution View → First Coalition, War of the View → French Revolutionary Wars, or “Great French War” View → Vendée, War in the View → French Revolutionary Wars: Campaigns of 1793 View →

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