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Struggle in Ireland at Londonderry and Kinsale, 1689 and the struggle in Ireland at Dublin and Cork, 1690
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Sheet with four scenes from one plate. The scenes depict the struggle between the armies of William III and James II in Ireland. Top left: The relief of Londonderry on 28 July 1689 after having been besieged in vain since 18 April by the army of King James II. Bottom left: Kinsale abandoned by the French troops, 1689-1690. Print marked at the top: Fol: 28. Top right: The capture of Dublin by the army of William III, 12 July 1690. Bottom right: Cork surrenders to the side of William III after siege, 8 October 1690. Print marked at the top: Fol: 61.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own descriptionCredit lineStrijd in Ierland bij Londonderry en Kinsale, 1689 en de strijd in Ierland bij Dublin en Cork, 1690. 1690. Jan Luyken. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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