The Battle of the Texel, 11-21 August 1673
The Battle of the Texel, 11-21 August 1673
The Battle of Texel was the last battle of the Third Anglo-Dutch War, 1672-74, between the Dutch on one side and the English and French on the other. It represented the final attempt by the Allies to destroy the Dutch fleet and leave the coast free for an invasion of Holland from the sea. The initial superiority of numbers enjoyed by the allies was neutralised by the French whose fleet wished to take very little part in the fighting. Aware of the French reluctance, the Dutch admiral De Ruyter concentrated on the English squadrons, but after a day of fierce action no major unit was taken or destroyed on either side.
Object number: BHC0316
Date: late 17th century - early 18th century
Original dimensions: 279 mm x 381 mm
- Image reference: BHC0316
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Caird Collection
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