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Surrender terms Ghent siege capitation 1708 1709 article details
Readable fragments summarize a formal capitulation at Ghent between Allied forces and defenders. The terms include orderly retreat of troops and officials by January 2 1709, gate control during surrender, safeguarding clergy and civilians, removal of weapons and baggage, and provisioning for sick and wounded with Allied transport and support. Negotiations outline troop movements, hospital care, and protections for officers, magistrates, and residents.
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Altes Thal
C. la Moote
Flanders
Grene
Baron de Dypress
Mrs. de Villiers
de la Faillé Marechal de Camp
M. de Jofliear
Christian
Treas
Courtray
France
Touroay
Alusicne
Garrisin
Tournay
Ghent
Pal