Charles the Bold - Last Duke of Burgundy, 1433-1477 by Ruth Putnam
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cestedite ville de Dinant qu'elle a juré comme on dist que s'il li
devoit couster tout son vaellant, fera ruynner cestedite ville en mettant toutes personnes à l'espée. (Gachard, _Doc. inéd_., ii., 222.)] [Footnote 18: Gachard, _Doc. inéd_., ii., 337, _et passim_.] [Footnote 19: Du Clercq, iv., 273.] [Footnote 20: He says messengers were put to death without regard to their sacred office, even a little child being torn limb from limb. Priests were thrown into the river for refusing to say mass, and the situation was strained to the last degree.] [Footnote 21: _Qui a mandé ce vieil monnart vostre duc_, etc.] [Footnote 22: Du Clercq, iv., 278.] [Footnote 23: De Ram, _Documents relatifs aux troubles du pays de Liége,_ "Henricus de Merica," p. 159.] [Footnote 24: Vel vendebantur in servos. See De Ram _et passim_ for documents.] [Footnote 25: It seems to be well attested that the prisoners were tied together and drowned.] [Footnote 26: Du Clercq, iv., 280.] [Footnote 27: _Ibid._, 281.] |
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