WHK 14 Spanischer Sukzessionskrieg 1701-1713 bis zum Frieden von Rastatt: Plan der Belagerung von Mons durch die Alliierten, 5. bis 25 September 1709

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1709
330x220 mm
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Karte/Plan
Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Originaltitel: Mons de la Ville de Mons, Ville Capitale et forte situé sur la Riviere de la Haine dans le Comté d'Hainaut. Assiégé des Hauts alliés à l'an 1709. Bloqué le 5me 7bre, les deux Trenchées ouvertes le 25me de ce meme mois

Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: Belagerung von Mons (Bergen) im Hennegau durch die Alliierten, 1709

Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: Plan mit dem Grundriss eines Teils der Festung von Mons und den Angriffslinien der Alliierten

Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: keine Legende

Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: Belagerungsjournal 'Relation. Vor Mons de 12. 8bre 1709' (2 Seiten)

Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Maßstab: o.M.

Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Ausführung: Handzeichnung, koloriert + Handschrift

Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Blattzahl: 1

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