The Shelling of ’s-Hertogenbosch by the French — History & Facts
At the request of the Patriots, a French army invaded the Dutch Republic in September 1794. After a siege lasting more than two weeks, ’s-Hertogenbosch was captured on 10 October. The city was shelled –even at night –with cannons set up by the French.
To keep out the attackers, a large area around the city was flooded.
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