Duquesne

Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 16

ABRAHAM, MARQUIS, (doo-kain',) a French naval commander, B. 1610, after serving with great distinction against the Spaniards, Danes, and Dutch, won a brilliant victory over the famous Dutch admiral, De Ruyter, near Catanea, 1676, where that officer was killed. D. 1688. [s. 308]