What ended the second coalition

Confidence in Britain. Europe decided to attack France while she was weakened.

The second coalition lasted between 1799-1801 and comprised Turkey, England, Austria, Russia (T. E. A. R.). In 1799, European armies were successful: Austria drove the French back across the Rhine, a Russo-Austrian army drove the French out of Italy and Britain, under the Duke of York, drove the French out of Holland. A three-pronged attack was planned on France, by Britain, Austria and Russia.