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Français : "Plan de la ville et citadelle de Tournay, investie par l'armée des Hauts-Alliés le 29 juin 1709" etc.
English: Map of the town and fortifications of Tournay/Doornik. Detailed explanations. Siege of Tournay/Doornik 1709, War of the Spanish Succession. Prince Eugene of Savoye, Duke of Marlborough, Fagel, de Lottum, Schoulenbourg (Schuilenburg). Road to Lille, road to Oudenaarde.
Nederlands: Kaart van het beleg van Doornik (Tournay, 1709) tijdens de Spaanse Successie-oorlog. Prins Eugenius van Savoye, Hertog van Marlborough, Fagel, de Lottum, Schoulenbourg (Schuilenburg). Weg naar Oudenaarde, weg naar Lille (Rijsel), enzovoorts.
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Eugene Henry Fricx (1644-1730): Table des cartes des Pays Bas et des frontières de France, avec un receuil des plans des villes, sièges et batailles donneés entre les hauts alliés et la France.

Publisher: Bruxelles : chez Eugène Henry Fricx, imprimeur du Roy. Printer: Fricx, Eugène Henry (II) Brussel, 1669-1730
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