Capture of Trarbach
Marlborough's forces secure Trarbach after the Blenheim campaign opens the Moselle route.
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Marlborough's forces secure Trarbach after the Blenheim campaign opens the Moselle route.
Marlborough's forces secure Trier after the success of the Blenheim campaign.
Marlborough shifted his army away from the Low Countries to reinforce the threatened Habsburg position near the Danube.
After Blenheim, the Franco-Bavarian army withdrew and the French threat to Vienna diminished sharply.
Marlborough's assault on the Schellenberg position opened access toward Donauworth and the Danube.
The Allied victory at Blenheim undermined the partnership between Louis XIV and the elector of Bavaria.
Coordinates Allied strategy with Prince Eugene of Savoy before confronting the Franco-Bavarian army near Blenheim.
Uses deceptive preparations, including bogus pontoon bridges, to obscure the true destination of his march toward the Upper Danube.
Moves a multinational army hundreds of kilometres from the Low Countries toward Bavaria in about five weeks.
At Oxford Halley promoted mathematical science and Newtonian approaches to celestial mechanics.
Organises logistics for Marlborough's march to the Danube.
Marlborough marches to the Danube with British and German forces to prevent a French-Bavarian threat to Austria.
Henry St John becomes Secretary at War and handles army administration during Marlborough's campaigns.
Harley becomes Secretary of State and gains influence over war policy under Queen Anne.
Stanhope operated in Portugal during the campaign supporting the anti-Bourbon alliance.
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