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DUNES ,' or See also: DUNKIRK DUNES, See also: BATTLE OF, was fought near Dunkirk on the 24th of May (3rd of See also: June) '658, between the French and See also: English army under the command of Marshal See also: Turenne and the See also: Spanish army under See also: Don Juan of See also: Austria and the See also: prince of Conde
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The severest See also: part of the fighting was See also: borne by the English contingents on either See also: side
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Six thousand English See also: infantry under General See also: Lockhart were sent by See also: Cromwell to join the army of Turenne, and several Royalist corps under the command of the duke of See also: York (afterwards See also: James II.) served in the Spanish forces
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The
See also: object of the Spaniards was to relieve Dunkirk, which Turenne was besieging, and the See also: complete victory of the French and English caused the speedy surrender of the fortress
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