- [stɛ̃kɛʁk]; Dutch: Steenkerke; in
older English references also Steenkerke,
Steenkirk, Steinkerque,
Steinkerke or Steinkirk; Walloon: Stinkerke) is a village...
- The
Battle of Steenkerque, also
known as Steenkerke,
Steenkirk,
Steynkirk or
Steinkirk was
fought on 3
August 1692,
during the Nine Years' War, near Steenkerque...
-
Netherlands William III
surprised Luxembourg's army near the
village of
Steenkirk on 3 August. The
Allies enjo**** some
initial success, but as
French reinforcements...
- soon follow. In 1692, the
regiment took part in the
bloody Battle of
Steenkirk. The
courage and
professionalism of the
Allied soldiers was
truly proven...
- the war, he
returned to
Flanders where he took part in the
battles of
Steenkirk and Landen. In 1694
Tollemache led an ****ault on the port of Brest; warned...
- Bermuda. The regiment's
battle honours are as follows:
Earlier Wars
Steenkirk, 8 July 1692; War of the
Spanish Succession, 1702–1713; Blenheim, 13 August...
-
named after the way the
officers wore
their cravats at the
Battle of
Steenkirk in 1692.) She
steals away, Sir
Charles wakes,
notices the
steinkirk on...
- land
battles fought by the
French between 1690 and 1789,
particularly Steenkirk (1692),
Neerwinden (1693),
Marsaglia (1693),
Blenheim (1704), Almansa...
- at home
among the
ruffs and
peaked beards of
Theobalds than
among the
steenkirks and
flowing periwigs which surrounded Queen Anne's tea
table at Hampton...
- at the
battles of Walcourt,
Steenkirk and Neer Landen, as well as the 1695
Siege of Namur.
Hodges was
killed at
Steenkirk and
replaced by
James Stanley...
