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MARCHE , a See also: town of Belgium in the province of Luxemburg, 33 M
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S.W. of Liege and about 28 m
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S.E. of See also: Namur
.
Pop
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(1904), 3540
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It See also: dates from the 7th century, when it was the chief town of the pagus falmiensis, as it still is of the same See also: district now called Famene
.
Formerly it was fortified, and a treaty was signed there in 1577 between See also: Philip II. and the
See also: United Provinces
.
In 1792 See also: Lafayette was taken prisoner by the Austrians in a skirmish near it
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