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The memoirs of Philip de Commines, Lord of Argenton, Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 374 — BOOK THE THIRD. (continued 2)

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Eu and St. Valery surrendered to the king on composition. It was stipulated by the first town, that the knights should have liberty to depart, “each on a little nag; and all the other Burgundians, who were in number more than 100, departed each with a stick in his hand, and left all their clothes, property, and horses; and payed 10,000 crowns.” The second town surrendered on the same terms, and paid 6000 crowns. Lenglet, ii. 100.

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