And general Dumas?
OTL, he could take command of army against the royalist uprising in 1795 before Bonaparte, but he had an accident and arrives late. He is as good strategist, I think, than Napoleon, and also a republican.
Idea: Napoleon Bonaparte dies at the end of the siege of Toulon.
In 1795, Dumas beats the royalist uprising.
Thereafter, he takes command of the Army of Italy, and puts an end to the First Coalition.
In 1799, he helps Sieyès for his coup d' état against the Directory and the instauration of the Consulate.
The Republic is saved.
OTL, he could take command of army against the royalist uprising in 1795 before Bonaparte, but he had an accident and arrives late. He is as good strategist, I think, than Napoleon, and also a republican.
Idea: Napoleon Bonaparte dies at the end of the siege of Toulon.
In 1795, Dumas beats the royalist uprising.
Thereafter, he takes command of the Army of Italy, and puts an end to the First Coalition.
In 1799, he helps Sieyès for his coup d' état against the Directory and the instauration of the Consulate.
The Republic is saved.