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Title: History of the late war in the Netherlands : together with an abstract of the Treaty of Utrecht
Year: 1713 (1710s)
Authors: (Brodrick, Thomas)
Subjects: Spanish Succession, War of, 1701-1714
Publisher: London : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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known, in fuch a manner, as you fhall judge convenient: And fo, I* pray G O D to have you in his holy Keeping. THE Confederates juflly incensd with Indignationat the Proceedings of the French (which had all the Air. of Artifice and Amufcment) refolvd to improve theirlate Advantages, by a vigorous Profecution of theWA R. In Order to that, the Confederate Troops,The Ccnfe- defigud for this CAMPAIGN, to the Number ofderate ^1^ iicooo Men, being afTembled about Courtray and Me-nin, formd the Army the 21ft of June (N.S.) near thelaft Place, and marchd the 22d towards Lijle. Thenext Day, Prince Eugene, and the Duke of Marlboroughput themfelvcs at the Head of the Army ; the Right-Wing whereof, under the Command of the Firfl, pafsdthe Lovoer-Deule • the Left under his Grace pafsd theMtir()ue, and the Army encampd in the Plain of Lijle,on both fides of the Vpper - Deule. About the fametime, the Enemys Forces were on their March from allQuarters, to Form their Army ia the Plain of Lens, under
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