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Reference Maps on the
French Revolution 1789-1799

Map of France 1769-1789

Map of France before the Revolution

Map of France in 1789

Map of Paris in 1789

Map of Paris during the Revolution

Map of Revolutionary Paris

Map of Versailles in 1789

Map of Central Europe in 1789

Reference Maps on the
French Revolutionary Wars 1792-1802

Map of the Principal Seats of War 1788-1815

Ecclesiastical Map of France 1789 and 1802

Map of France in Departments 1790 (Colbeck)

Map of France in 1791, showing the Departments and former provinces (Shepherd)

Map of Europe in 1792

Map of the Empire and the Netherlands in 1792

Map of Belgium in 1792

Map of the Eastern Frontier of France: Revolutionary Campaigns 1792-1795

Map of the Rhine River 1792-1796

Map of the European Waters: Naval Wars 1792-1815

Map of Britanny and the Vendee (The Wars of the Vendée 1793-1796)

Map of the Battle of Quiberon Bay - June 27, 1795

Map of Northern Italy 1796-1805 (Shepherd)

Map of Northern Italy: Bonaparte's Campaign 1796-1797 (Cambridge)

Map of North Italy and Switzerland 1796-1805

Map of Northern Italy - April 1796

Map of Northern Italy - April-June 1796

Map of Central Europe after the Peace of Basel and of Campo Formio

Map of South West Germany and North Italy: The War of the Second Coalition 1798-1801

Map of Italy in 1799: The War with Naples 1798-1799

Map of Egypt and Syria 1798 (Cambridge)

Map of Napoleon's Campaign in Egypt 1798 (Shepherd)

Map of the Treaty Adjustments 1801-1812

Map Description
Historical Map of Italy in 1799

Illustrating the War with Naples 1798-1799

Credits
University of Texas at Austin. From the Cambridge Modern History Atlas, 1912.

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