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the abbey of Bettancourt, Albert attempted to throw a bridge over the river Somme below the village of Longpre but due to poor weather and rising waters he resolved to find another way. Eventually the southern bank was reached, but soon after the Spanish were driven back after having been battered by French artillery fire and were forced to withdraw to the other bank.
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The Archduke Albert had arrived the following day bringing in all troops he could muster, hoping to break the encirclement. On hearing of Mansfeld's difficulty, he immediately ordered a discharge of his whole artillery in order to make it known to the besieged that succour was at hand. After passing
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was signed which would end the war between Spain and France. The treaty was highly beneficial to France—an ill and dying Philip recognized the formerly Protestant Henry as King of France. In addition, Spanish-ruled towns were handed over to the French king under terms of the peace. Vervins was the
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Another attack was planned for the next day, but on observing the French and English force in the strengthened trenches, Albert decided not to risk further heavy losses. Although the relief army under Von Mansfeld and Albert had more numbers than the Anglo-French, their morale was low. After being
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with 500 cavalry on the headquarters of General Biron, seizing a fort which the French had built to defend the headquarters. After two hours of fighting, the Spaniards were driven out and were soon pursued by the French troops who almost made an entry into the city. The Spaniards were saved by the
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valley. At the time a peace proposal was being made between France and Spain. Taking back Amiens would afford Henry a major bargaining position and ensure that peace was his ultimate objective. In effect the siege of Amiens would decide the war between France and Spain. However, money was short in
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The cost for the Spanish was high with over 5,000 being captured at Amiens which included many wounded and sick. The relief force had suffered nearly 2,000 casualties—again many to disease. As the surrendered troops marched past they pulled with them hundreds of carts loaded with dead and wounded
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The victory at Amiens was celebrated as a huge victory; it marked a decisive turn in the road to Franco-Spanish peace as Spain, overextended and in severe financial difficulty, realized that it needed to abandon its war effort against France. In conjunction with Spanish financial distress, its
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This army cut off the provision lines from Doullens and began to lay siege to the city. The Spanish were surprised by the speed of the French reaction, many civilians were chased from the city and Amiens prepared for a long siege. The French camp grew in size while still well provisioned. Two
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earlier in the year. He assigned 7,000 infantry and 700 cavalry to Governor Porto Carrero. The plan was to hide 500 infantry and horsemen in small groups close to the city. The Governor sent sixteen men dressed as peasants into the city and divided them into three groups.
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the French war chest and much dissent was caused amongst Henry's old Huguenot allies, many of whom refused to join and wanted concessions now that he had become a Catholic. Henry relied heavily on outside resources, money and troops especially from the English. Queen
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repeatedly failed to dislodge the besiegers and afterwards the Spanish relief force retreated. Amiens ultimately fell back into Henry's hands with the surrender of the entire Spanish force. As a result of the victory, Henry was in a strong position to enact the
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Henry could now see the Spanish position was hopeless, and not long after the archduke's retreat he summoned Caraffa to surrender. Caraffa reluctantly agreed and negotiations for the surrender of the city began soon after. It was signed on 25 September.
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The king immediately followed with the greater part of his army so that the Spaniards were constantly harassed but the Archduke avoided battle and withdrew quickly under the cover of darkness. The king then turned his attention back to the
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The situation inside Amiens, however, was grim as the siege took its toll. Many troops suffered from disease and the lack of food. Caraffa in desperation sent out messengers to the Archduke Albert two of which managed to get through.
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With the Picardy capital cleared of the Spanish, Henry was now in a good position to negotiate but in order to be in a stronger position he had to subdue the rest of France. The following year Henry thus launched a major campaign in
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the year before to be crowned with popular support. From then on, the civil war began to turn against the hardliners of the Spanish-supported Catholic League, including two major royal French victories over the Spanish at
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Von Mansfeld was the first to arrive, on 20 September, and he launched an immediate attack on the entrenched French camps and then the English camp but all were repelled, inflicting huge losses. In the latter attack,
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while the Spanish officers saluted Henry. Amiens was then strongly garrisoned and given much stronger defences under the supervision of the French mathematician and military engineer
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With the help of the two field hospitals, Henry's forces had suffered moderate losses which came to just over 600. As a result, the siege of Amiens became known as the
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which was signed with Spain the following spring. The siege was the last major military event in the Franco-Spanish War as well as the French Wars of Religion.
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and dissent in the ranks, the Archduke decided the situation was hopeless. He ordered the attack cancelled and decided to withdraw in good order.
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On 10 September, Caraffa was informed that two Spanish relief armies were under way: one under Archduke Albert and the other under
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The siege had strategic consequences: Albert's concentration on Amiens meant that the Spanish forces guarding the border with the
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In mid-June Elizabeth sent more reinforcements from England with another 700 troops under Sir Arthur Chichester having landed at
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on the south side of the city and in the assault Portocarrero was killed just before the French withdrew. He was succeeded by
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and by morning had donned his armour. The situation was now serious as the road now lay open to Paris across the
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On 13 May Henry quickly brought an army of 4,000 French and Swiss infantry and 700 French cavalry under
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On the morning of 11 March, these men entered the Gate of Montrescu. The first group carried sacks of
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arrival of 400 infantry who repulsed the French, which allowed them to close the gates.
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final defeat of Philip II, and a sign of the long downfall of
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Index

Siege of Amiens
Franco-Spanish War (1595–1598)
Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604)

Versailles Museum
Amiens
Picardy
Kingdom of France
49°53′31″N 2°17′56″E / 49.892°N 2.299°E / 49.892; 2.299
Peace of Vervins
Kingdom of France
Kingdom of France
England
Kingdom of England
Spain
Spain
Kingdom of France
Henry IV of France
Kingdom of France
Duke of Sully
Kingdom of France
Duke of Mayenne
Kingdom of France
Duke of Biron
England
Thomas Baskerville
England
Arthur Chichester
Spain
Albert VII

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