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Known as
Guinegate in
medieval times, it is the site of
several late 15th and
early 16th
century battles. The
first was the
Battle of
Guinegate, the later...
- The
Battle of the
Spurs or (Second)
Battle of
Guinegate took
place on 16
August 1513. It
formed a part of the War of the
League of
Cambrai of 1508 to...
- The
First Battle of
Guinegate took
place on 7
August 1479. King
Louis XI's
French troops, led by
Philippe de Crèvecœur d'Esquerdes (who had been a commander...
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Battle of
Guinegate may
refer to:
Battle of
Guinegate (1479), part of the War of the
Burgundian Succession Battle of
Guinegate (1513), the
Battle of the...
- it
accompanied Henry to
France in 1513 and took part in the
Battle of
Guinegate (better
known as the
Battle of the Spurs) and then at the
Field of Cloth...
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effectiveness against professional troops was low, such as
against the
Germans at
Guinegate. In addition, they were
prone to desertion,
treason and capitulation....
- (1450–1471) Jean, **** of
Burgundy (1450–1479),
killed in the
Battle of
Guinegate (1479), Lord of
Elverdinge and Vlamertinge,
married with
Marie de Halewyn...
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marched against the French. The
conflict culminated at the
Battle of
Guinegate in 1479.
Though Maximilian was victorious, he was only able to gain the...
- Quesnoy,
Conde and Antoing. He
defeated the
French forces at the
Battle of
Guinegate, in
modern Enguinegatte, on 7
August 1479.
Despite winning, Maximilian...
- off the
claims raised by King
Louis XI of
France in the 1479
Battle of
Guinegate. The
French king
could only
seize the
Duchy of
Burgundy proper, Artois...
