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I have added the campaigns which seem to be missing, although they are not wars I have tried to replicate it as much in the same way as The French
Revolutionary wars template is set. There may be more additions like the naval campaigns/blockades which were continuous from 1805-14. There is future
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benefit to making some little distinction between the revolutionary and napoleonic coalitions. This spacing trick seemed like the least annoying option for making a distinction while keeping them together. Gomm 06:06, 2 January 2007
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While the pages for the two subjects should certaintly remain separate, I was wondering if the campaignboxes that list all the various coalitions might be merged into a single campaignbox.
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This is probably sensible, but, if we're going to have a combined box, it should also include the other wars tied into the French
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Its causes and settlement were rooted in the
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