The string of French military victories after the winter of 1793-94 was largely due to

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The French victories were largely due to the patriotism of the soldiers and the superior numbers supplied by the draft. The French army was able to rapidly expand its forces and overwhelm its enemies, particularly in battles such as Fleurus in 1794. While there were certainly skilled French generals, it was not their generalship alone that led to victory. French technology and tactics were also not necessarily superior to those of their opponents, and French control of the seas was not a major factor in these land-based victories.

The String of French Military Victories After the Winter of 1793-94