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		During this Battle John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborough and commander of the Allied Armies, showed to be a genius in strategy, with the result that the French-Spanish armies of Louis XIV under the command of François de Neufville, known as de Villeroy, lost this battle.
		The Battles of Oudenaarde on July 11, 1708 and Malplaquet on September 11, 1709 were again a victory for the English Armies and the Allied Armies.
		On July 24, 1712 the Battle of Denain took place which was won by the French Armies.
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		The Battle of Chieri was a battle of the War of the Spanish Succession that took place on September 1, 1701 between France and Austria.
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	Harry Smith – Waterloo Campaign.
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		At the Battle of Fuentes d'Oñoro, the overwhelming French cavalry, having rapidly put back our very inferior force, were upon a regiment of infantry of the 7th Division, to the right of the Light Division, before either were aware.
		The 18th June, the first anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo which we had spent in England, was such a day throughout the Regiment, with dinners for the soldiers, non-commissioned officers, wives and children.
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	De Broglie - LoveToKnow 1911
		He was made lieutenant-general in 1710, and served with Villars in the last campaign of the war and at the battle of Denain.
		In the campaign of 1734 he was one of the chief commanders on the French side, and he fought the battles of Parma and Guastalla.
		A famous episode was his narrow personal escape when his quarters on the Secchia were raided by the enemy on the night of the 14th of September 1734.
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	Battle of Denain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eugene had crossed the Scheldt with 105,000 men intending to force a battle with Villars' 120,000 troops.
		He quickly marched to the town of Denain and occupied it, receiving high ground and the Denain as his supply base.
		However, the sudden withdrawal of English troops, recently placed under the Duke of Ormonde, led to the allied army being halted.
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		Regiment de la Reine fought at the Battle of Denain in 1712 and also at the siege of Freibourg-both in the War of the Spanish Succession.
		Ninety-four soldiers of la Reine are casualties in the battle, mostly wounded.
		Consequently the la Reine battalion missed the battle and defeat on the Plains of Abraham and the death of Montcalm.
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		Louis-Simon Boizot: The Victory of the Marechal de Villars at Denain (1978.55)
		After the emperor's downfall and the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in 1814, the bronze sculptor Thomire reconfigured the group with the head of the maréchal de Villars in order to represent the great ancien régime strategist's victory over the Austrians at the 1712 Battle of Denain (War of the Spanish Succession).
		"Louis-Simon Boizot: The Victory of the Marechal de Villars at Denain (1978.55)".
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	A History of Europe, Chapter 11
		Pappenheim arrived in time to take part in the battle, and soon was killed; a heavy fog on that autumn day added to the confusion, causing the three armies to march around each other in a full circle before they realized it.
		At another battle he won, the battle of Naseby (June 1645), he showed the same kind of faith expressed by the heroes of the Old Testament.
		In India the decisive victory was won by Robert Clive at the battle of Plassey (1757), which conquered Bengal and gave him the resources needed to uproot the French outposts on the subcontinent.
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	Denain
		The battle was an overwhelming defeat for the Dutch.
		Marlborough was relieved of the command of the British army and consequently the command of the Allies.
		Political machinations by which the Tory government in Britain were conducting secret negotiations with the French cause the British force of 12,000 men to be confined to camp while the action at Denain was fought.
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	Spanish Wars
		Marlborough had similar successes and victories, with his triumph at the Battle of Ramillies forcing the French to retreat from the Low Countries.
		Half an hour after the battle had opened the young Prince of Orange, acting without orders, flung himself against the right of the trenches, only to be repulsed with a loss of 2,000 men.
		This was by no means the end of the affair, as a power hungry Charles VI continued the war, even though he had finally managed to defeat Eugene at the Battle of Denain and forced him to retreat to the Spanish Netherlands.
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	Villars
		In 1674 Villars fought in the battle of Seneffe under Condé.
		After England betrayed the alliance Villars fought the battle of Denain in 1712.
		The reason why Villars should be credited as the savior of France is not the battle of Malplaquet nor the battle of Denain, but is the same reason why Villars should rank in the top of the list of great commanders.
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		Istv n Gy”ngy”si, Hungarian poet (Janos Kemny), dies in battle
		Battle at Denain: France under Villars beat Dutch army
		Cornelis earl of Nassau, general-major/mister of Woudenberg, dies
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	The Broglie French Connection and the Invasion of England
		of 1734 he was one of the chief commanders on the French side, and he fought the battles of Parma and Guastalla.
		A famous episode was his narrow personal escape when his quarters on the Secchia were raided by the enemy in September 1734.
		His victory over Prince Ferdinand at Bergen (1759) won him the rank of marshal of France from his own sovereign and that of 'prince of the empire' from the emperor Francis I. In 1760 he won an action at Corbach, but was defeated at Vellinghausen in 1761.
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		He inflicted a crushing defeat on the French and Bavarians at the Battle of Blenheim.]]In 1704, the French plan was to use Villeroi's army in the Netherlands to contain Marlborough, while Tallard and the Franco-Bavarian army under Max Emanuel and Ferdinand de Marsin, Villars's replacement, would march on Vienna.
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	Louis XIV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Although the French army fought bravely, the tide began to turn at Blenheim (13 August 1704) on the Danube River, the first major French defeat in decades.
		By 1709, France had come perilously close to losing all the advantages gained over the preceding century, but a French victory at the Battle of Denain combined with the Tories coming to power in England led to the end the war.
		According to the far-reaching treaties of Utrecht, Rastatt, and Baden (1713-14), Philip became king of Spain on the condition that the French and Spanish crowns never unite.
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	Illustrious People
		Having first been the embodiment of a triumphant nation, Louis surpassed himself by bearing his own suffering and that of his people with unceasing resolution.
		Finally, a palace revolution in London, bringing the pacific Tories to power, and a French victory over the imperial forces at the Battle of Denain combined to end the war.
		The treaties of Utrecht, Rastatt, and Baden, signed in 1713-14, cost France its hegemony but left its territory intact.
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		Every day led us nearer and nearer the brink of the precipice, the terrible depths of which were for ever staring us in the face.
		A misunderstanding amongst our enemies, whereby England became detached from the grand alliance; the undue contempt of Prince Eugene for our generals, out of which arose the battle of Denain; saved us from the gulf.
		Peace came, and a peace, too, infinitely better than that we should have ardently embraced if our enemies had agreed amongst themselves beforehand.
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		According even to the admission of the enemy, our forces were so superior to those of the Prince of Orange, that we must have gained the victory if we had attacked.
		But the King, after listening to the opinions of his generals, some for, and some against giving battle, decided for the latter, turned tail, and the engagement was talked of no more.
		Monsieur got the start of the Prince of Orange, who was about to assist the place, gave him battle near Corsel, obtained a complete victory, immediately took Saint-Omer, and then joined the King.
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