The losing side in this battle had drawn up behind the Nebel river, with its left wing positioned on hilly terrain bounded by the town of Lutzingen, while on the winning side, the Prince of Holstein-Beck was killed tryint to take Oberglau. The attacks of Lord John Cutts forced Tallard to commit more defences to the town from which this battle takes
The losing side in this battle had drawn up behind the Nebel river, with its left wing positioned on hilly terrain bounded by the town of Lutzingen, while on the winning side, the Prince of Holstein-Beck was killed tryint to take Oberglau. The attacks of Lord John Cutts forced Tallard to commit more defences to the town from which this battle takes its name, and a cavalry charge finally split the forces of Tallard and Marsin, resulting in the withdrawal of Marsin and Maximillian II, elector of Bavaria. Giving its name to palace designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor and John Vanbrugh, for ten points, identify this August 13, 1704 victory in the War of the Spanish succession over Franco-Bavarian forces by Austrian and English troops led by the Duke of Marlborough and Eugene of Savoy.
The losing side in this battle had drawn up behind the Nebel river, with its left wing positioned on hilly terrain bounded by the town of Lutzingen, while on the winning side, the Prince of Holstein-Beck was killed tryint to take Oberglau.