By 1793, France was at war with several countries, including Austria and Prussia, which had formed the First Coalition against the French Revolutionary government. The conflict escalated as Britain, Spain, and the Netherlands also joined the coalition, leading to a broader European conflict. The war was driven by fears of revolutionary ideals spreading beyond France's borders, as well as territorial ambitions among the involved nations.
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