Siege terms at Ghent and allied plans in 1709
Long, formal capitulation articles detail troop transport, siege relief, prisoner terms, hostages, and allowances for sick and wounded during the Ghent surrender. Conditions cover convoy, artillery, ammunition, carts, boats, and safe passage for both sides, with protections for civilians and removals to Tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtay
Tom
Tournay
Ammuntt
Tommay
Acheshall
Garifon
Louis
Ghent
Goer
Jowrnay
Sieur de Lannot
de Sieur de Mefilly
Sven
Red Fort
Deni Snte
Longmay
Decembris
Duke of Marlborough
Eugene of Savoy
Matey
Earl of Hertford
Aslen
Speaker
House of Peers
Great
Britain
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Meerleb
Prince
Duke the Comte de la Mette
Mariborumgh
Ferdinand van C.len Hosdancourt
van Goflinga
le Comte de Rechteren
B. van Welvelde
Adr
van Borfelle
Westminster
Boyle
Lord Griz
Edinburgh
Dunbarton and Sterling
Inverlody
Justice Powis
Justice Dormer