On 6 and 17 July 1794 Dubois led his troopers in clashes against the Coalition forces. He fought in the Battle of Aldenhoven on 2 October where he led the 4,000-strong cavalry reserve. He got into an argument with the supply department which caused a rupture with Jourdan. He left the army early in 1795. The Revolt of 1 Prairial Year III broke out on 20 May 1795 when a crowd of armed people, burst into the National Convention and assassinated a deputy. In Paris at the time, Dubois was given command of the capital's cavalry on the 21st. The next day soldiers under Jean-Charles Pichegru crushed the revolt. Dubois returned to the "Army of the North" where he commanded the Jemappes department. Chafing at this inactive role, he asked for a transfer to the "Army of Italy" to replace the slain Amédée Emmanuel François Laharpe; the request was granted. On 4 September 1796 Dubois was hit by three musket balls while leading his horsemen at the Battle of Rovereto. The fatally wounded general gasped out to Napoleon Bonaparte, "I die for the Republic. Do I have the time to know if the victory is complete?" DUBOIS is on Column 25 of the Arc de Triomphe.