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When did Napoleon invade Italy?
When did Napoleon invade Italy?
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The French Army of Italy, led by Napoleon, invaded Italy in 1796 with the goal of pushing the First Coalition out of Sardinia and Austria out of Italy. This treaty compelled Austria to acknowledge the Cisalpine Republic and France’s annexation of Piedmont.
The French Army of Italy, led by Napoleon, invaded Italy in 1796 with the goal of pushing the First Coalition out of Sardinia and Austria out of Italy. This treaty compelled Austria to acknowledge the Cisalpine Republic and France’s annexation of Piedmont.
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