...blockaded by her enemies, and very small quantities of provision permitted to be carried into the town. The inhabitants, seeing themselves in great danger,...to death, as shall be hereafter told. The duchess Jacqueline, greatly alarmed at this sudden change, and fearing the worst, from what she had witnessed,...

...of Mons, who were threatened by the enemy, and very short of provisions, rose up against Jacqueline, and told her plainly that if she did not make peace,...imprisoned many of her attendants, some of whom they afterwards executed. " In this distress she wrote the following letter to the Duke of Gloucester, which...

...of Mons, who were threatened by the enemy, and very short of provisions, rose up against Jacqueline, and told her plainly that if she did not make peace,...imprisoned many of her attendants, some of whom they afterwards executed. " In this distress she wrote the following letter to the Duke of Gloucester, which...

...blockaded by her enemies, and very small quantities of provision permitted to be carried into the town. The inhabitants, seeing themselves in great danger,...make peace, they would deliver her into the hands of tho duke of Brabant : at the same time, they imprisoned many of her attendants some of whom they judicially...

...the others; so they told her plainly that if she did not find some way of procuring peace for them, they would deliver her into the hands of the duke of Brabant, and in fact they imprisoned some of her men, some of whom they executed, as hereafter shall be declared...