File:Italo-Spanish battle map of corbie.jpg

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English: The siege of Corbie, battle made by Giovanni Paolo Bianchi, purposed for the Spanish army under Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand sieging the fortress.
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Source The Print Collection of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Part II, Architecture, Topography and Military Maps, 3 vols
Author Giovanni Paolo Bianchi

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Battle map etching showing the Spanish sieging the fortress of Corbie

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