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- Q2091661 subject Q7851073.
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- Q2091661 abstract "The Battle of Damme was fought on 30 May and 31 May 1213. The success of the English raids ended a threat of French invasion of England.Damme is located on the estuary of the Zwyn (now largely silted up), at that time in the county of Flanders (now in Belgium). It was then the port of the city of Bruges.The English knew King Philip II of France was planning to invade England, at the very least as a way of preventing an English attack on Poitou. Meanwhile, Philip was in Flanders attacking Count Ferrand of Flanders. King John of England responded by sending a fleet to Flanders.This fleet had 500 ships, 700 knights and their attendants, and a large force of mercenaries, under the command of William Longespée, 3rd Earl of Salisbury. It left England on 28 May 1213, and entered the estuary of the Zwyn two days later. There it found a huge French armada, 1700 ships heavily laden with supplies and the personal goods of the French barons. Most of the French army was away besieging Ghent, and so the fleet was only lightly guarded.The English immediately attacked, seizing 300 ships which were anchored or beached outside the harbour of Damme, and pillaging and burning a hundred more. The next day they attacked the rest of the ships as well as the town itself. This was a little reckless for King Philip had come with his troops from Ghent, and the English barely got back to their ships and away safely. They returned to England with the seized ships and a large booty (the biographer of William Marshal claimed "never had so much treasure come into England since the days of King Arthur").Not only was a good portion of the French fleet gone, but the harbour of Damme was blocked by debris, so King Philip had the rest of his fleet burned.".
- Q2091661 causalties "300 ships captured, over 100 burned; remaining ships scuttled.".
- Q2091661 combatant "20pxDuchy of Normandy".
- Q2091661 combatant "20pxKingdom of England".
- Q2091661 combatant "20pxKingdom of France".
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- Q2091661 date "1213-05-31".
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- Q2091661 result "English victory".
- Q2091661 strength "1700 ships".
- Q2091661 strength "500 ships".
- Q2091661 thumbnail Advance_of_the_English_fleet_upon_the_Damme.jpg?width=300.
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- Q2091661 casualties "300".
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- Q2091661 conflict "Battle of Damme".
- Q2091661 date "--05-30".
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- Q2091661 place "Damme, County of Flanders".
- Q2091661 result "English victory".
- Q2091661 strength "1700".
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- Q2091661 comment "The Battle of Damme was fought on 30 May and 31 May 1213. The success of the English raids ended a threat of French invasion of England.Damme is located on the estuary of the Zwyn (now largely silted up), at that time in the county of Flanders (now in Belgium). It was then the port of the city of Bruges.The English knew King Philip II of France was planning to invade England, at the very least as a way of preventing an English attack on Poitou.".
- Q2091661 label "Battle of Damme".
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- Q2091661 depiction Advance_of_the_English_fleet_upon_the_Damme.jpg.
- Q2091661 name "Battle of Damme".