Siege of Rheinberg
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The <entity_0>, also known as the Rhine campaign of 1601, was the <entity_6> of the towns of <entity_3> (Old Dutch: Rijnberk) and <entity_5> from <entity_4> to <entity_2> during the <entity_1> and the Anglo–Spanish War. <entity_3> had a large garrison of over 3,000 men, many of whom were crack troops from Spain under the experienced Don Luis Bernardo de Avila who had ample supplies for a long <entity_6>. On 10 <entity_4> Maurice took to the field and two days later the Anglo-Dutch surrounded <entity_3> and soon <entity_6> works were dug and constructed around the town. On 29 June Henry Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland and other nobles came to <entity_3> to learn the art of <entity_6> warfare. After leaving a garrison in <entity_3> the following Maurice then marched South to <entity_5>. They laid <entity_6> to the city on <entity_2> which after a brief bombardment and no hope of relief the Spanish garrison almost immediately surrendered.
['conflict', 'siege']