Capitulation provisions at Mons October 1709 details agreed
Terms grant safe passage for Allied forces and officers from Mons while allowing wagons and carriages for families. People of the garrison, civilians, and ministers may move with papers, baggage, and provisions. Restrictions cover looting, debts, and payment arrangements, with observers to regulate accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namurwichin
Diys
Garifon
Namur
Bze Bsen
Char Montieur de la
Monsieur de la Forge
Getre
Hiur
Vom
Nemo Ob
Bavaria
Dumellicks
Ctotal
Cologre
Mons
Monteur de Brouchoven
Ur de la Forge
Spain
Hainault
Guarne
Ciawit
Count de Bergeyck
Ghent
Prince of Savoy
Duke of Marlborough
Paris
Run
Conde
Xthe Durchets
Savoy
Fienna
Turkey
Sweden
Hungary
Trassilvania
Atlac Main
Madrid
Segra
Lerida
Balaguer
Alquaira
C. Staremberg
Villajo
Hambureb
Leipsick
Hague
Elfer
Hanover
Baron de Thungen
Vienna
Transilvania
Anjou
Bezons
Berewich
Netherlands
Coningsberg
London
Earl of Pembrok
Philip Davis
Mary White
Gersold White
Dublin
Deceas
Philip
Mary
Piffers
Raturceen
Rathurteen
Garrantanfey
Mongan
Wexford
Nicholas
Ireland
James the 2d
Walter Butler
Munphin
John Morris
Walter Butler Harb
Nicholas Davis
Gerrold
Union
Cork
Hill
Giles
Lord Bellows
Ss. Paul's Church
Changel-Row
Mr. Johnston
Blue Bellinsmithheld
Dickson
Cork-Hill