- of the war, de
Souches contributed to
regaining Swedish-occupied
cities in the
Erblande like the
capture of
Jihlava in 1647. De
Souches was
rewarded with...
-
Raduit de
Souches tried to
block the
advancing Ottoman army.
Following the
instructions of
Palatine Ferenc Wesselényi, Jean-Louis
Raduit de
Souches occupied...
- Austrian/Imperial army of 5,000 men
under the
command of Jean-Louis
Raduit de
Souches crossed the Oder and
Reglitz rivers to
besiege the city as part of an Allied...
- 23 July,
William was
joined near
Nivelles by
Imperial troops under de
Souches,
giving him a
total of
about 65,000.
Having occupied Franche-Comté, Louis...
-
Imperial commander, de
Souches, and
after a
failed attempt to
capture Oudenaarde,
largely due to
obstructionism from de
Souches, he was
relieved of command...
-
third corps were the 8,500 men
under general Louis Raduit de
Souches in the North.
Souches' army
first conquered Nyitra on 3 May and then
defeated the...
-
point of a
brilliant career for
their commander, Jean-Louis
Raduit de
Souches, in the
service of the Habsburgs; the
siege kept the
Swedish army occupied...
-
during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Terms with a
similar meaning include de
souche (of the base of the tree, or root) and old
stock as in "Old
Stock Canadians"...
- 200 infantry, left Nitra. In the castle, de
Souches left 800
soldiers and a few
hundred hor****. De
Souches planned to
restore the destro**** walls. Paris...
-
among other names, Blow's down was
eponymously referred to as Zouche's (or
Souches) Downs, as seen in Jefferys' 1765 map of Bedfordshire.
Throughout the 1800s...
