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Encyclopedia > Battle of Seneffe
Battle of Seneffe
Conflict Third Anglo-Dutch War
Date August 11, 1674
Place Near Seneffe, Belgium
Result French victory
Combatants
France The Netherlands, Austria
Commanders
Louis II de Bourbon, Prince de Condé William III of Orange
Strength
30,000 infantry
14,200 cavalry
60 artillery pieces		 40,000 infantry
22,000 cavalry
about 70 artillery pieces
Casualties
over 7,000 soldiers over 11,000 soldiers, including about 3,000 prisoners
Battle before Battle after
None None


The Battle of Seneffe was fought on August 11, French victory under Louis II de Bourbon, Prince de Condé against the Dutch-Austrian army under William III of Orange.


External link

  • The Battle of Seneffe (http://www.geocities.com/ao1617/seneffeuk.html)



  Results from FactBites:
 
seneffeuk (967 words)
Condé (VG) moves the rest of the army, parallel to the allied columns, to attack the rearguards at Seneffe.
A) The French infantry and the dragons attacked the 500 Spanish dragoons and the infantry fortified in Seneffe.
At 22:00 the battle stopped because the two armies were to exhausted to continue.
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