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Capitulation of Ghent and Allied siege terms detailed
News from Velenciens reports the Ghent capitulation after a siege. The accord preserves Catholic worship, lists garrison and civilian protections, timing for withdrawal on January 2, 1708 9, and detailed provisions for troops, artillery, transport, and wounded care by both sides with Allied guarantees for safety and relief.
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Paris
Azla-Main
Ghent
Europe
Velenciens
Garifon
Count de la Mothe
Gherit
Hague
Fan
Monsieur Vhereman
Altes
C. laMothe
Flanders
Baron de Caprels
Mrs. de Villiers
de la Faille Marechal de Camp
Leon
M. de Joffreur
Courtray
France
Tournay
Ghens