The prelude to this battle consisted of crafty maneuvering down the Rhine by the British, away from the Dutch and toward the forces of Marshal Tallard and the Elector of Bavaria.
One commander at this battle said that all his battalions charged at least four times during the battle. The prelude to this battle consisted of crafty maneuvering down the Rhine by the British, away from the Dutch and toward the forces of Marshal Tallard and the Elector of Bavaria. The major mistake of the losing side was the excessive requisitioning of troops into the namesake city. (*) Eugene of Savoy commanded one wing of the Allies and John Churchill commanded the wing. For ten points, name this battle, that saved Vienna from being taken by the Franco-Bavarian army, the turning point of the War of Spanish Succession.
One commander at this battle said that all his battalions charged at least four times during the battle.
Battle of {Blenheim}