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Following the fall of the Bastille (1789), at the beginning of the French Revolution, Louis Joseph de Bourbon, 8th Prince of Condé fled from France, and estalished himself at at Worms in 1791, where he set about raising the Royalist émigré army of Condé, which participated in the French Revolutionary War of 1792 - 97 alongside Austria, until the peace of Campo Formio in 1797. During 1979 Louis Joseph de Bourbon was in the pay of England.

After the Franco-Austrian peace, the army of Condé in 1799 served in Poland for the Emperor of Russia, and in 1800 returned into the pay of England and fought in Bavaria.

The corps was disbanded in 1801.

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-Following the fall of the [[Storming of the Bastille|Bastille]] (1789), at the beginning of the [[French Revolution]], [[Louis Joseph de Bourbon]], 8th [[Prince of Condé]] fled from France, and estalished himself at at Worms in 1791, where he set about raising the Royalist émigré army of Condé, which participated in the [[French Revolutionary War]] of 1792 - 97 alongside Austria, untill the peace of Campo Formio in 1797. During 1979 Louis Joseph de Bourbon was in the pay of England.
+Following the fall of the [[Storming of the Bastille|Bastille]] (1789), at the beginning of the [[French Revolution]], [[Louis Joseph de Bourbon]], 8th [[Prince of Condé]] fled from France, and estalished himself at at Worms in 1791, where he set about raising the Royalist émigré army of Condé, which participated in the [[French Revolutionary War]] of 1792 - 97 alongside Austria, until the peace of Campo Formio in 1797. During 1979 Louis Joseph de Bourbon was in the pay of England.
 After the Franco-Austrian peace, the army of Condé in 1799 served in Poland for the Emperor of Russia, and in 1800 returned into the pay of England and fought in Bavaria.
 The corps was disbanded in 1801.
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