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Landrecies (French pronunciation: [lɑ̃dʁəsi]; Dutch: Landeschie) is a
commune in the Nord
department in
northern France. In 1543,
Landrecies was besieged...
- The
siege of
Landrecies (1543) took
place during the
Italian War of 1542–46.
Landrecies was
besieged by
Imperial and
English forces under the
command of...
- The
siege of
Landrecies (17–30
April 1794) was a
military operation during the
Spring 1794
campaign in the Low
Countries theatre of the War of the First...
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marches and
small actions to
facilitate the
investment of the
fortress of
Landrecies. York
advanced from Saint-Amand
towards Le Cateau,
Coburg led the centre...
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formerly an
important industrial district. The
navigable course begins in
Landrecies at the
junction with the
Canal de la
Sambre à l'Oise,
which links with...
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Siege of
Landrecies dated 1648,
which is an
etching on four
plates on four
conjoined sheets of paper. It
comprises a plan of the city of
Landrecies, with...
- as usual,
sword in hand. In 1655,
Turenne captured the
fortresses of
Landrecies, Condé and St Ghislain. In 1656 the
prince of Condé
avenged the defeat...
- Governor-General of
French India and
rival of
Robert Clive.
Dupleix was born in
Landrecies, on
January 23, 1697[citation needed]. His father, François Dupleix, a...
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march towards Prince Eugene's
forces at
Landrecies. In
response to the threat,
Prince Eugene reinforced Landrecies,
weakening the
Allied right wing, under...
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prominent Jacobites.
Prince Eugene captured Le
Quesnoy in June and
besieged Landrecies, but was
defeated at
Denain on 24 July. The
French then went on to recapture...
