Dutch naval attack (1667) during the Second Anglo-Dutch War. It began on 9 June 1667 in what is now the United Kingdom and lasted until 14 June 1667 (about 5 days). The setting was River Medway. It was part of the Second Anglo-Dutch War. Those involved included the Kingdom of England and the Dutch Republic.
Before and after
- from 2 September 1666 to 6 September 1666Great Fire of London
- 19 December 1666Founding of Lund University
- 1667Publication of Paradise Lost
- from 24 May 1667 to 2 May 1668War of Devolution
- from 9 June 1667 to 14 June 1667Raid on the Medway
- 30 November 1667Birth of Jonathan Swift
- 1668Founding of Sveriges Riksbank
- 1669Discovery of phosphorus
- 4 October 1669Death of Rembrandt
More in Wars, politics & history
- from 1524 to 1525German Peasants' War
- from 1618 to 1648Thirty Years' War
- from 1642 to 1651English Civil War
- from 1652 to 1784Anglo-Dutch Wars
- 30 April 1707Acts of Union 1707
- from 17 May 1756 to 15 February 1763Seven Years' War
The era
This moment belongs to the Early modern world (1500 CE to 1760 CE), voyages, printing and new ideas. You can also browse everything in the 17th century.