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Although Obdam's conduct was widely criticised, in England the battle was presented by most as a Dutch success. Marlborough described the battle as one of the most magnificent exploits of the era, but did not share the delight of his countrymen. He was criticised because of the incident, and although
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In the meantime, the French tried to retake Oorderen, but a first attempt was comfortably repulsed. After the arrival of fresh Franco-Spanish troops, another attempt was made. Here, too, the battle was long and fierce. Around 6 o'clock, Fagel sustained a head injury, which caused some confusion among
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Mainly because of opposition from Coehoorn, who would lead the siege of Ostend. He argued that it was to early in the season for an attack on Ostend and that Franco-Spanish reinforcements would easily bring an end to his siege of the city. In Marlborough's mind Coehoorn's attack on Ostend would just
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behind the village, where they had entrenched themselves; but this post was also overwhelmed. The Dutch now occupied the village and the encirclement was broken. The Dutch army spent the night at Oorderen, where it was reinforced by a few battalions that Coehoorn had sent to their aid from the other
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and Huy, but his plan was vetoed by the Dutch. Instead Antwerp would be the main target. To capture that city Marlborough planned to pin down the French main force near Liège with the Allied main army of 55,000 men under himself and Ouwerkerk, thereby preventing the enemy from sending reinforcements
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was so displeased with Boufflers that he not only withheld the supreme command from him in future, but also did not allow him to lead a force in the open field anymore, except for the year of 1709. MĂ©rode-Westerloo, Flemish general in Spanish service, would later blame a lack of support and 'French
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Boufflers was blamed for letting a perfect chance slip through his fingers. He argued that the limited success of the French forces in this otherwise well-designed and initially promising undertaking was caused by the quality of Bedmar's infantry regiments. Alongside battalions that performed their
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The battle had no clear victor, but both sides claimed victory. The Dutch because they had forced the French from the battlefield, allowing the outnumbered Dutch to retire to safety and the French and Spanish because they occupied the battlefield the next day. Both parties also appealed to outward
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ready, on a flanking manoeuvre. They surprised the French and appeared on their flank and rear. The main Dutch force, clustered in a thick mass and followed by the cavalry, advanced over the Scheldt embankment from Wilmerdonk, and stormed Oorderen from that side. Here too the fighting was long and
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gathered a number of cavalry squadrons and then charged at the Franco-Spanish cavalry. The Franco-Spanish cavalry broke and Hompesch pursued them for a distance of more than a kilometre. He then attacked the French infantry and managed to disperse some of their battalions, after which these French
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Questions can be raised about this plan of attack as the two divisions under the Dutch generals were isolated from each other by the Scheldt and would not be able to come to each other's aid quickly in case of emergency. Additionally, the small divisions bore the heaviest burden, while the large
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It was only now that the bulk of the Franco-Spanish infantry arrived on the battlefield. They were mainly sent to the polder where the Franco-Spanish attack gained new intensity. Supported by 10 pieces of artillery, they stormed the Dutch positions. However, the many ditches and hedges in the
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Nevertheless, the Dutch officers and men had shown their best side while the French and Spanish troops, despite their superiority, had been unable to hold out. The Dutch infantry had once again proved why it was often considered to be the best in Europe. Boufflers wrote that the Dutch had
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Around this time, some Dutch troops ran out of ammunition and Fagel ordered the soldiers to use the tin buttons of their uniform coats as bullets. It now became very urgent to break the encirclement. Tilly ordered an attack on some 1,500 Franco-Spanish horseman crammed on a
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According to Spanish general Merode-Westerloo the French horsemen were drawn from their best regiments. He also writes that Hompesch charged at the head of only 40 caveliers. Chandler adopts these numbers from him, but they are in conflict with the accounts of Wijn and Van
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The battle had very little strategic effect, but, while it had shown the skill of the Dutch troops, it highlighted the disunity in the Anglo-Dutch command structure. Conflicts arose between various commanders, who all blamed each other for the near-disaster. In France
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If this situation had lasted only a short while, and the Anglo-Dutch forces had kept the enemy occupied elsewhere, the danger to Obdam would have been reduced. This was however not this case. On 27 June, Coehoorn and Sparre did attack and capture the Spanish lines at
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landscape eroded the cohesion of the attackers and the fighting evolved into isolated battles. Meanwhile, the Franco-Spanish cavalry had to remain largely inactive because the terrain hindered their usage. The engagement was long and bloody, but Dutch
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Soon Dutch reconnaissance discovered the French dragoons and Obdam immediately sent his cavalry to Hoevenen and Muisbroek, but it was too late, the villages were packed with French troops. They also found the French in great numbers in the village of
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Allied force was assigned only a demonstrative role. However, the greatest danger stemmed from the Franco-Spanish shorter internal lines, enabling their main army to reach Antwerp faster than the allied main force.
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was not unwilling to listen to Coehoorn because a conquest of Ostend did not align with Dutch commercial interests. Conquering that location would provide the English with a direct connection to the Spanish
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his troops fighting in the polder. They pulled back which gave the French and Spanish the opportunity to throw more troops into the battle for Oorderen and the Dutch were finally driven out of the village.
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embankment was subsequently repulsed. These successes created the opportunity to free up troops for a final assault on Oorderen, to force a breakthrough to safety. If this failed, the army was still lost.
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did manage to separate Obdam from his troops and after some time after 6 o'clock there was no more sign of him. He and his companions had removed the Allied green from their hats and their Orange
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MĂ©rode-Westerloo commanded the Franco-Spanish troops in Oorderen, but the quality of his troops left much to be desired. Some had even dived into the cellars and came out drunk, while a lack of
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himself thought that they were 3 times stronger than the Dutch. However, it is most commonly assumed that the Franco-Spanish force was around 2 times larger than the Dutch force.
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side of the Scheldt. At dawn of the following day, the march was continued to Lillo, where they arrived unhindered, without any French attempts to prevent their retreat.
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troops left the battlefield in confusion. As a result the French in the polder pulled back. An attack by four fresh Spanish battalions from Antwerp approaching over the
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fell into Allied hands in the months following Ekeren, Marlborough failed to bring Villeroy to battle. He feared that the lack of decisive success in the
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be a diversion for the siege of Huy. However, because his plan was not very clearly formulated, the generals effectively reasoned past each other. The
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and one hour away from the French lines. Obdam's army had not remained blind to the danger it faced, and two of its sub-commanders, the
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The French and Spanish commanders observed the sieges of those cities idly. They had no other intention than to protect the regions of
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and 30 squadrons of Boufflers already joined the 28 battalions and 19 squadrons of Bedmar around midnight, together some 24,000 men.
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so that the French mistook them for their own countrymen. Thinking his army was destroyed, he then sent a letter reporting defeat to
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Upon Coehoorn's insistence, Obdam allocated a few of his battalions to the renowned engineer-general. Obdam's depleted force of 13
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are missing. Wijn and Van Nimwegen write that Franco-Spanish losses were probably significantly higher than those of the Dutch.
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took command of the combined Anglo-Dutch army on 1 July and at the head of 60,000 men went on the offensive by moving into the
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Only the casualty numbers for part Franco-Spanish infantry is known. Numbers for the cavalry, grenadiers and the corps under
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and would therefore have to move elsewhere. They warned Obdam on 29 June that Villeroy had taken advantage of this to send
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Abrégé des guerres du régne de Louis XIV précédé d'une notice historique: conférences donnees au régiment des carabiniers
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Summary of the wars of the reign of Louis XIV preceded by a historical note: lectures given to the Carabineers Regiment
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very-exercised troops whose strength is to fire well, which they certainly do to perfection and with a marvelous order
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Estimates for the number of Dutch troops range from 10,000 to 15,000, but are most often assumed to be around 12,000.
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then led further attacks to break through to Wilmarsdonk, but these were repulsed by artillery fire from Colonel
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Obdam had panicked in the afternoon and had managed to get through the enemy line with a handful of riders. The
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had prevented the village from being substantially fortified. Around 9 o'clock, the Dutch attack began. The
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duties to the best of their ability, there were others whose combat value was less than mediocre. However,
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The Conduct of the Dutch: British Opinion and the Dutch Alliance During the War of the Spanish Succession
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The subsistence of the Allied and especially the Dutch army during the War of the Spanish Succession
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Parade of Dutch soldiers with captured French and Bavarian banners after the battle of Ekeren, by
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hard, but after 10 o'clock MĂ©rode-Westerloo was forced to retreat. The French still held out at a
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Map of the Low Countries during the War of the Spanish Succession; showing the Lines of Branbant.
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Drawing of a standard from the French RĂ©giment d'Alsace, captured at the battle of Ekeren.
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Parker, Robert; de Merode-Westerloo, Jean Philippe Eugene (1998). Chandler, David (ed.).
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and independently and quick thinking lower commanders made up for their lack in numbers.
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by means of an extensive entrenched line, which, passed over to the right bank of the
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They had shown that they were no longer inferior to the French and Spanish cavalry.
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The War of the Spanish Succession had commenced in the Netherlands in 1702 with the
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to Antwerp. On the west bank of the Scheldt a division under generals Coehoorn and
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force of 12,000 men, which however managed to break out and retire to safety.
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and begin to despise them as much as they were formerly despised by others.
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Histori van Joan Churchill, hertog van Marlborough en prins van Mindelheim
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started to fight the Franco-Spanish troops in a struggle reminiscent of a
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Pelet-Clozeau, Jean-Jacques Germain; Vault, François-Eugène de (1835).
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to cut off the escape route near Hoevenen for the Dutch to return to
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was also displeased, as his superior force had let the Dutch escape.
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with part of the French army to link up with the Spanish, under the
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Dutch map and description of the Battle of Ekeren, produced in 1703
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De geschiedenis van Nederland, aan het Nederlandsche Volk verteld
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would deter the Dutch from sending troops to Germany, where the
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in 1632, the British commander followed the course of the river
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Krijgsmacht en Handelsgeest: Om het machtsevenwicht in Europa
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The Dutch Horse has done wonders against the troops of the
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Portrait of a Dutch cavalry officer at the Battle of Ekeren
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to relieve the pressure on the Dutch troops in the polder.
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sent their men wading through waist-deep water, with
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army of around 24,000 men, consisting of troops from
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lost by his tongue what he had gained by his sword.
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unsuccessful assault of the French army on Nijmegen
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2610:, p. 309. 2600: 2588: 2586:, p. 246. 2576: 2574:, p. 307. 2559: 2557:, p. 306. 2544: 2542:, p. 244. 2532: 2530:, p. 358. 2513: 2511:, p. 151. 2501: 2486: 2474: 2462: 2460:, p. 302. 2450: 2448:, p. 374. 2435: 2433:, p. 268. 2420: 2408: 2396: 2394:, p. 301. 2377: 2375:, p. 416. 2365: 2363:, p. 125. 2353: 2341: 2339:, p. 349. 2324: 2322:, p. 121. 2309: 2307:, p. 266. 2294: 2292:, p. 119. 2282: 2270: 2268:, p. 348. 2258: 2256:, p. 347. 2243: 2241:, p. 308. 2226: 2224:, p. 764. 2211: 2209:, p. 131. 2196: 2194:, p. 269. 2184: 2182:, p. 148. 2172: 2170:, p. 665. 2168:Churchill 1936 2160: 2158:, p. 308. 2145: 2130: 2118: 2116:, p. 267. 2100: 2099: 2097: 2094: 2091: 2090: 2077: 2076: 2073: 2072: 2065:Thomas Lediard 2057: 2047: 2032: 2019: 1998: 1988: 1987: 1985: 1982: 1981: 1980: 1977: 1970: 1968: 1965: 1958: 1954: 1951: 1858: 1855: 1825:Count of Dohna 1711:Bergen-op-Zoom 1674: 1671: 1631:Count of Tilly 1584:Dutch Flanders 1539: 1536: 1456: 1453: 1408: 1407: 1405: 1404: 1399: 1394: 1389: 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Index

Battle of Eckeren
War of the Spanish Succession

Jasper Broers
Ekeren
Antwerp
Belgium
51°16′14.00″N 4°24′27.00″E / 51.2705556°N 4.4075000°E / 51.2705556; 4.4075000
Aftermath
Dutch Republic
France
Spain
Bourbon Spain
Cologne
Dutch Republic
Obdam
Dutch Republic
Slangenburg
Dutch Republic
C. Tilly
Dutch Republic
Fagel
Kingdom of France
Boufflers
Kingdom of France
Guiscard
Spain
Bedmar
Spain
A. Tilly

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