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  1. 1672 (4)
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Volume 2. Bommel : (dans le Brabant Hollandois)
Grimoard, Philippe-Henr...
Volume 2. Bommel : (dan...
1672
Military Atlas
 
Author
[Grimoard, Philippe-Henri, comte de, 1753-1815, Beaurain, Jean de]
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Volume 2. Copperplate engraving map of Fort Zaltbommel in Brabant, nowadays Gelderland in The Netherlands, besieged by Marshal de Turenne on 20 july 1672 and surrendered to the General the 22nd of the same month by The Netherlands. Shows fortresses, place names, rivers and town of Waardenburg.
Volume 2. Crevecoeur : (Dans le Brabant Hollandois)
Grimoard, Philippe-Henr...
Volume 2. Crevecoeur : ...
1672
Military Atlas
 
Author
[Grimoard, Philippe-Henri, comte de, 1753-1815, Beaurain, Jean de]
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Volume 2. Copperplate engraving map of Fort Crevecoeur in Brabant, on the Meuse river near Den Bosch in The Netherlands, besieged by Marshal de Turenne on 19 July 1672. Shows fortresses, place names, rivers and town of Emple.
Volume 2. Sieges du Ft. de Knotsembourg et de Nimegue
Grimoard, Philippe-Henr...
Volume 2. Sieges du Ft....
1672
Military Atlas
 
Author
[Grimoard, Philippe-Henri, comte de, 1753-1815, Beaurain, Jean de]
Note
Volume 2. Copperplate engraving map of Siege of Fort Knotsenburg and Nijmegen by Marshal de Turenne in 1672. Shows fortified city of Nijmegen on the Waal river with the Fort Knotsenburg and the town of Lent, place names and rivers.
Volume 2. Arnheim
Grimoard, Philippe-Henr...
Volume 2. Arnheim
1672
Military Atlas
 
Author
[Grimoard, Philippe-Henri, comte de, 1753-1815, Beaurain, Jean de, Berlin]
Note
Volume 2. Copperplate engraving map of Arnheim in the Province of Gelderland, the capital of the Veluwe; French surrendered to the Dutch by the 15th of June 1672. Shows fortresses, rivers and place names.
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