On 13 August 1704, the Duke of Marlborough and Prince Eugene of Savoy crossed the Nebel and shattered the Franco-Bavarian army of Marshal Tallard and the Elector of Bavaria near the Danube villages of Blindheim and Höchstädt. This Battle of Blenheim Map 1704 puts that single day of the War of the Spanish Succession on a wall.
Published by Oxford Cartographers and carrying the 1704 date, it reads as a period document rather than a modern diagram. Military history enthusiasts hang it in a study alongside campaign volumes. Staff college and history teachers use it to walk students through Marlborough’s march from the Low Countries to Bavaria. Regimental museum and library buyers pick it up as a wall reference.
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