Vendome Serves In Dutch War
The young Louis Joseph de Vendome served during the French invasion of the Dutch Republic.
Follow Louis Joseph Vendome through 61 dated historical records for France.
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The young Louis Joseph de Vendome served during the French invasion of the Dutch Republic.
Vendome continued military service during French operations in Alsace.
Vendome gained further experience during French operations in the German territories.
Vendome rose to lieutenant-general during the late reign of Louis XIV.
Vendome served in the French campaign that took Mons during the Nine Years War.
Vendome participated in French operations surrounding the capture of Namur.
Vendome served in the French army during its victory over Allied forces at Steenkerque.
Vendome directed the left wing of the French army at the Battle of Marsaglia in Piedmont.
Vendome received command associated with the French galley forces.
Vendome assumed leadership of French forces campaigning in Catalonia.
Vendome begins the successful French siege of Barcelona, one of the war's last major operations.
Role range: 1688-1697
Vendome organised military operations around Barcelona before the French capture of the city.
Vendome's siege compelled Barcelona to surrender during the closing phase of the Nine Years War.
Vendome is considered among France's leading commanders as the Bourbon succession crisis develops.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome is sent to Italy to restore French fortunes after early setbacks against Eugene.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome replaces the captured Villeroy as commander in northern Italy.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1702-1706
Vendome commands the Franco-Spanish army in the indecisive battle at Luzzara.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1702-1706
Vendome fights Eugene of Savoy at Luzzara in a hard-contested battle in northern Italy.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome replaced the captured Marshal Villeroy as leader of French forces in northern Italy.
Vendome fought Prince Eugene's imperial army in a fiercely contested battle near Luzzara.
Despite a costly battle at Luzzara, Vendome maintained France's military position in northern Italy.
Vendome moves to disarm Savoyard units before the alliance change becomes public.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1702-1706
Vendome campaigns in Piedmont and Lombardy while France tries to hold its position in Italy.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome commands French operations while Savoy's loyalty deteriorates.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1702-1706
Vendome confronted uncertainty over Victor Amadeus II's allegiance as the duke turned against France.
French forces under Vendome disarmed Savoyard contingents as Savoy moved toward the anti-French alliance.
Vendome continued his struggle against imperial positions in Lombardy while the wider war expanded.
Vendome resists Eugene of Savoy at Cassano in a bloody battle on the Adda.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome opposed Prince Eugene's attempt to force a crossing of the Adda River near Cassano.
Vendome's French troops halted the imperial attack in heavy fighting at Cassano.
Vendome wins a sharp victory over an Imperial force near Calcinato in Lombardy.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome assumes command of French field forces and reorganises their deployment after Villeroy's defeat.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome is transferred from Italy to Flanders after the French crisis following Ramillies.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome achieved a victory against an imperial force at Calcinato in Lombardy.
Vendome was recalled from Italy to take command in the Low Countries after the French defeat at Ramillies.
Vendome attempted to restore the French army's effectiveness after setbacks in the Spanish Netherlands.
Vendome restores cohesion to the French army and prevents another rapid Allied collapse in Flanders.
Role range: 1701-1714
During the campaigning of 1707, Vendome avoided the major French collapse that had followed Ramillies.
Vendome led French field forces against Marlborough during a year of manoeuvres without a major battle.
Vendome commands French forces during the defeat at Oudenaarde.
Role range: 1701-1714
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