Blenheim: Battle for Europe, How Two Men Stopped The French Conquest Of Europe
Charles Spencer
By the summer of 1704 Louis XIV's vast armies threatened to dominate Europe.
Two men conspired to save the continent from French rule: John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, and Prince Eugène of Savoy.
Deep in Germany, these two committed allies sought to engage Louis's superior forces.
At Blenheim, their daring plans came to fruition.
The French were utterly destroyed.
From the deliberations of kings and princes, to the eyewitness accounts of frontline soldiers, ‘Blenheim: Battle for Europe’ is a compelling account of an often overlooked but major turning point in European history.
Two men conspired to save the continent from French rule: John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, and Prince Eugène of Savoy.
Deep in Germany, these two committed allies sought to engage Louis's superior forces.
At Blenheim, their daring plans came to fruition.
The French were utterly destroyed.
From the deliberations of kings and princes, to the eyewitness accounts of frontline soldiers, ‘Blenheim: Battle for Europe’ is a compelling account of an often overlooked but major turning point in European history.
年:
2014
出版商:
Endeavour Press
語言:
english
文件:
AZW3 , 616 KB
IPFS:
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english, 2014
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