Note 762a — PART IV. From the Reformation to the present time. (continued 2)

Those sufferings, as to loss of lives, seem to have been inconsiderable: even during the siege we hear of but four of the townsmen killed, and a few wounded. They made not many sallies, nor did they wait till the town was stormed, or the case might have been very different. We have seen no account of the loss of the besiegers.