Action of 1678

Action of 1678

The Action of 1678 took place in 1678 in the Strait of Gibraltar and was a French victory over a Dutch force.

hips involved:

France

"Courtesan" 70 (flag)
"Invincible" 68 - Damaged
"?" 68
"?" 68
"?" 68
"?" 40

Netherlands (Evertsen)

11 ships of the line


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