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9 April 2024

  • 17:12 17:12, 9 April 2024 diff hist +1,575 N Draft:Siege of Marchiennes Created page with '{{Infobox military conflict | conflict = Siege of Marchiennes (1712) | partof = the War of the Spanish Succession | date = 25 July – 30 July 1712<br/>({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|month1=7|day1=25|year1=1712|month2=7|day2=30|year2=1712}}) | place = Marchiennes, France | coordinates = {{coord|50.4089|3.2831|display=inline,title}} | result = French victory | combatant1 = {{flagcountry|Kingdom of France}} | combat...' Tag: harv-error
  • 16:53 16:53, 9 April 2024 diff hist +85 Siege of Bouchain (1712)All of the numbers are based on Bodart, why casualty list should be different? Please stop being inconsistent and enjoy your dutch fanfiction elsewhere.

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2 July 2023

  • 08:33 08:33, 2 July 2023 diff hist −10 Battle of Malplaquet"why a German historian writing during WWI might exaggerate Allied losses" - idk if you are being ignorant on purpose, but "Allies" in WWI does NOT equal "Allies" in WoSS. Prussia like many German states were "Allies" in WoSS, fighting against France, and as Prussophile as Delbrück was, he had not interest in exaggerating their losses. We also agreed NOT to mention historians' nationality, otherwise please add that every one who claims French lost 17T men is Dutch. Your addition reeks of bias.

1 July 2023

  • 21:53 21:53, 1 July 2023 diff hist +180 Battle of MalplaquetUndid revision 1162896147 by DavidDijkgraaf ( talk) As I said in the previous message, I did not edit anything. I only supplemented the article with De Périni's data on casualties. I suggest you first read what you are about to revert before doing so. Tag: Undo
  • 16:34 16:34, 1 July 2023 diff hist +180 Battle of MalplaquetI'll have you know that Bodart and Delbrück are ones of the most esteemed historians in the domain, the former having dedicated his life to calculating war-time casualties, unlike the forgotten Dutch panegyrist on Malborough's family pay that you quote. I suggest you inquire on how 18th century court authors worked, and why no historian takes, f.e., Voltaire's "Life of Charles XII" for a valid historical source. Have it your way with the supposed "intercepted letter", but I am adding Perini too. Tag: Reverted
  • 08:40 08:40, 1 July 2023 diff hist +60 Battle of MalplaquetNot a single trace of this "intercepted letter" was ever found in any other source than De Vryers. According to Périni, the Allies lost 40T, while the French only 7T. Do you want me to include this in the list? Bodart and Delbrück have the most convincing casualty figures (11-14T / 24-30T for France / Allies respectively). Anything that goes way above or below that (Perini/De Vryer) is most likely a partisan conjecture. Tags: Reverted harv-error

30 June 2023

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