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		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.
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		In 1673 he commanded in the Netherlands and the next year fought a drawn battle at Seneffe with William of Orange.
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	Battle of Seneffe - Wikipedia Mirror
		Louis II de Bourbon send a detachment of about 500 horsemen to keep the Dutch vanguard busy near the village of Seneffe, blocking the advance of William.During this Louis II tried to surround the Dutch troops with the 45,000 men at his desposal opposed to 60,000 men in the allied army.
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		He distinguished himself at the battle of Seneffe, in 1674, by saving the life of the prince, who had been dismounted, and carrying him off upon his own horse.
		There were, it is true, many men in Mackay's army to whom the dangers of the battle field were familiar, and in whose minds such reflections would doubtless find no place, but the great majority of his troops consisted of newly raised levies, who had never before seen the face of an enemy.
		It was in fact solely to this thirst for spoil that Mackay and the few of his men who escaped owed their safety, for had the Highlanders continued the pursuit, it is very probable that not a single individual of Mackay's army would have been left alive to relate their sad disaster.
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	William III Of England - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		William summoned Brandenburg to his aid (1672) and made treaties with Austria and Spain (1673).
		In August 1674 he fought his first great battle at Seneffe, where, though the struggle was not unequal, the honours lay with Conde.
		The French evacuated Dutch territory early in 1674, but continued to hold places on the Rhine and in Flanders.
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	Condé, Prince de Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		But Cromwell formed an alliance instead with the French king, and in 1658 the allies defeated Condé decisively in the Battle of the Dunes outside Dunkerque.
		In the summer of 1673 the young stadtholder William III was eager to use the imperial, Spanish, and Dutch armies against Condé.
		On Aug. 11, 1674, they fought an all-day battle near Seneffe south of Brussels, with heavy losses on both sides but no victor.
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	Coehoorn
		In 1674 Coehoorn was present at the battle of Seneffe where he behaved himself so well that he was formally appointed as major on 21 November 1674.
		For Coehoorn this war was concluded at the battle of Saint Denis on 15 August 1678.
		The army had thus suffered a tactical defeat, but for Coehoorn there were happy consequences: One of the colonels of the Frisian Regiments had been killed in the battle, and Coehoorn became its Colonel in stead of being only Lieutenant Colonel of the Nassau Friesland regiment.
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	The Virtual Museum of New-France: Daniel Greysolon Dulhut
		Surviving the major battle at Seneffe (Belgium, August 11, 1674), he packs his bags and heads for New France.
		Later, except for a battle with the Iroquois at Lac des Deux-Montagnes and a stay of several months at Fort Frontenac in 1695, he lives a quiet life in Montréal.
		After suffering from gout for several years, he dies in Montréal during the night of February 24 to 25, 1710, bequeathing part of his fortune to the family of Charles Delaunay, a tanner who had been caring for him.
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	Dutch Marines - Wild Bill Guarnere.Community
		The first naval battle of the Second English War was on the 13th of June at Lowestoft.
		He suffered from the heavy wounds in the battle of Seneffe on the 11th of August 1674 and he died that same year in Bergen/Mons on the 19th of august.
		The motto “Qua Patet Orbis” (As Wide as the World), was the family motto of Johan Maurits, the Count of Nassau-Siegen (1604-1679), who distinguished himself in the Battle of Seneffe (11 August 1674), in which the Marines were also involved.
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	Villars
		In 1674 Villars fought in the battle of Seneffe under Condé.
		He was however soon called to aid Luxembourg, and under his command he fought in the battle of Leuze.
		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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	Battle of Seneffe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On the 10th of August William III decided to head for Paris in order to force the enemy into fighting.
		The horsemen mannaged to keep the Dutch army busy, but the surrounding failed.
		This page was last modified 15:35, 21 December 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Seneffe (288 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Louis Hennepin
		The young monk continued his career among scenes of battle for some time, and, during the succeeding year, was present at the Battle of Seneffe (1674), where he busied himself in administering comfort to the wounded.
		Hennepin's captors were on their way to make war against the Miamis and the Illinois, but abandoned their design and turned back toward their homes carrying with them the three explorers.
		They travelled nineteen days, passing en route Lake Pepin, which was named by Hennepin the Lake of Tears because of the demonstrative grief demonstrated at a certain place upon its banks by an Indian chief mourning for his son who had been killed in battle.
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		In a few months he occupies the post of chaplain at an hospital, where he shrives the dying and administers extreme unction.
		From the quiet of the hospital he proceeds to the camp, and is present at the battle of Seneffe, which occurred in the year 1674.
		In the year 1676 he received a welcome order from his Superior, requiring him to embark for Canada.
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	Biography
		He served in the French army, attaining the rank of lieutenant in 1657 and of gendarme of the King's Guard in 1664.
		He fought in the Dutch Wars of the 1670s, and he was present at the Battle of Seneffe, Belgium in 1674.
		Shortly after the Battle of Seneffe, Du Lhut and his younger brother, Claude Greysolon, Sieur de la Tourette, sailed to North America, arriving in Montreal, Canada.
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	Vatel (2000)
		1643 (May 19) – under the command of Louis II, in the Battle of Rocroi, the supremacy of the Spanish army was ended.
		1646 (August 19) – at the battle at Lens in the Low Countries, he won the day, and regained his prestige.
		1674 (August 11) -- he fought in the great Battle of Seneffe against the prince of Orange (afterwards William III of England).
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