1627–1628 siege at the height of the struggle between the Catholics and the Protestants in France. It began on 10 September 1627 and lasted until 28 October 1628 (about 1 year). The setting was La Rochelle. It was part of Huguenot rebellions. Those involved included the Kingdom of France, Huguenots, the Kingdom of England and Hispanic Monarchy.
Before and after
- 9 April 1626Death of Francis Bacon
- 25 January 1627Birth of Robert Boyle
- 3 March 1627First Manchu invasion of Korea
- from 20 June 1627 to 17 July 1627Turkish Abductions
- from 10 September 1627 to 28 October 1628Siege of La Rochelle
- 1628Founding of Royal Armoury
- 1628William Harvey describes the circulation of the blood
- 12 January 1628Birth of Charles Perrault
- from May 1628 to August 1628Siege of Stralsund
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