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Plan of the Siege of Ghent, 1708
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Plan of the Siege of Ghent, 1708

Pieter van Call (II) · 1708 · etching; paper

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Plan of Ghent, besieged from 23 December by the Allies under the Duke of Marlborough and taken on 29 December 1708. Numbered in the lower right: Tom. II. No. 40. Illustration in the second part of: [Jean] du Mont, Military description of the battles and sieges of the three ... famous generals... Prince Eugene of Savoy, the ... Duke of Marlborough, and the Prince of Orange and Nassau-Vriesland, in the edition of 1729. This second part is mainly devoted to the deeds of the Duke of Marlborough and Prince John William Friso.

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mapprintfortressmaps of citiesGhentSpaanse Successieoorlog
Credit linePlan van het beleg van Gent, 1708. 1708. Pieter van Call (II). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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