French Defeat at Oudenaarde
Vendome's forces suffer defeat at Oudenaarde after confused command and rapid Allied concentration.
Role range: 1701-1714
Follow Louis Joseph Vendome through 61 dated historical records for France.
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Vendome's forces suffer defeat at Oudenaarde after confused command and rapid Allied concentration.
Role range: 1701-1714
French forces recover Ghent during the renewed campaign before the decisive battle at Oudenaarde.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome tries to restore French fortunes in Flanders after the defeat at Oudenaarde.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome operated alongside the Duke of Burgundy, creating difficult command relations during the Flanders campaign.
The French regained Ghent during the opening phase of the 1708 campaign.
French operations regained Bruges, temporarily reversing part of Marlborough's earlier territorial success.
Disagreements between Vendome and the Duke of Burgundy impaired the French army's command arrangements.
Marlborough and Eugene defeated the French army at Oudenaarde after a confused French deployment.
Vendome's force retreated after its defeat, leaving the Allies able to undertake the siege of Lille.
Vendome's standing at the French court declined after the reverses of the Flanders campaign.
Vendome defeats Stanhope's isolated British force at Brihuega.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome and Philip V defeat the Habsburg army at Villaviciosa.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome is sent to Spain to revive Bourbon military fortunes after Allied advances.
Role range: 1701-1714
Vendome took command of Bourbon forces supporting Philip V in the Spanish theatre.
Vendome pursued the retreating Allied army after its unsuccessful occupation of Madrid.
Vendome's troops surrounded the British rearguard under James Stanhope at Brihuega.
Vendome compelled Stanhope and his troops to surrender after the fighting at Brihuega.
Vendome's army fought a battle at Villaviciosa that helped secure Philip V's position in Spain.
Vendome continued operations on behalf of Philip V after the victories of late 1710.
Vendome died at Vinaros in Spain during the final years of the War of the Spanish Succession.
Vendome was buried in the royal monastery of El Escorial following his death in Spain.
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