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[ Torino / Turin Battle Plan ] Plan de la Ville...

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[ Torino / Turin Battle Plan ] Plan de la Ville et Citadelle de Turin Assiegees par l'Armee de France. le 3e Juin 1706 et Secourues par leurs Altes ses Royale et Serenissme de Savoye, le 7.e. Septembre de la meme Annee . . .

Publication Place / Date

Den Haag / 1706 circa

Image Dimensions

23 x 18.25 inches

Color

Hand Colored

Condition

Stock# 80453

$ 875.00

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Description

Rare Pierre Husson plan of the Siege of Turin.

Includes over 30 locations and descriptions of the battle.

The siege of Turin was a battle fought between June and September 1706, during the War of the Spanish Succession. The French army, led by Louis de la Feuillade undertook a 4 month siege of Turin, which was finally broken by forces led by Prince Eugene of Savoy. Following the siege, the French withdrew from Northern Italy, although they remained in the regions previously controlled by the Savoyard north of the Alps until 1713. In March 1707, France, Savoy and Emperor Joseph signed the Convention of Milan, ending the war in Italy.

Condition Description

Old Color.

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