In 1792-1793, the infant French Republic, at war with all of Europe, was saved because:

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All of these factors contributed to the survival of the infant French Republic during its early years. Britain and Holland, being naval powers, lacked significant land forces to threaten France directly. Prussia and Austria, two of the most powerful continental forces against France, were indeed preoccupied with their own ambitions and mutual distrust, particularly with the partitioning of Poland, which diverted their attention and resources away from a full commitment against France.

In 1792-1793, the Infant French Republic, at War with All