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The Capture of Cayenne was a minor military event on the 22 September 1667 during the final stages of the Second Anglo-Dutch War. The French settlement of Cayenne under the French Governor Lefebvre de Lézy was captured in an assault by English sailors and troops of Rear Admiral Sir John Harman's squadron.

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  • The Capture of Cayenne was a minor military event on the 22 September 1667 during the final stages of the Second Anglo-Dutch War. The French settlement of Cayenne under the French Governor Lefebvre de Lézy was captured in an assault by English sailors and troops of Rear Admiral Sir John Harman's squadron.
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  • Capture of Cayenne (1667)
causalties
  • 200 killed, wounded or captured
  • All stores captured or burnt
combatant
  • England
commander
date
is part of military conflict
place of military conflict
result
  • English Victory
strength
  • 9 ships
  • 300 soldiers & militia
  • 800 sailors and troops
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