was unable to sell work thereafter. The leading maritime artists, Willem van de Velde the Elder and his son Willem II, both emigrated to London, never to return. See also Annus horribilis Castle Amerongen, castle burnt by the French in 1673 List of Dutch structures damaged by the French (1672–1673) References Citations Sources Bowen, Marjorie (1993). The William and Mary Trilogy, Vol. 1: I Will Maintain. Alberta: Inheritance Publications. pp. 353–359, 382. Kenneth Harold Dobson Haley (1986). An English diplomat in the Low Countries: Sir William Temple and John de Witt, 1665–1672. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Herbert H. Rowen (1986). John de Witt, Statesman of the "True Freedom". Cambridge University Press. Israel, J. I. (1998). The Dutch Republic: Its Rise, Greatness, and Fall 1477–1806 (1st paperback ed.) [1st ed. 1995]. Oxford: Clarendon Press. . Wars involving England Wars involving France Wars involving the Dutch Republic 1672 in Europe Dutch words and phrases 1672 in the Dutch Republic 17th century in the Dutch Republic