Meanings of surrender upon in anglès

The garrison was butchered, after a formal surrender upon terms which guaranteed them protection.

David Kinloch with a flag, summoning him to surrender upon the terms granted to the garrison of Charleston.

That the city will surrender upon the news of the Queen's captivity, he doubtless calculates upon as certain.'

Coulon de Villiers imposed ignominious conditions of surrender upon Washington, but scorned to take other revenge for the death of his brother.

Having enclosed the royalists at Truro, he forced the whole army, consisting of five thousand men, chiefly cavalry, to surrender upon terms.

The vote showed that the great majority of the delegates were in favour of surrender upon the terms offered by the British Government.

A council of war was called, and Lincoln offered to surrender upon certain conditions; but as Clinton considered them too favourable, they were rejected.

She will surrender upon much better terms to them who make head against her: a man must oppose and stoutly set himself against her.

Accordingly, his troops invested Menin, which was in seven days surrendered upon capitulation.

Fairfax, having first retaken Leicester, which was surrendered upon articles, began to deliberate concerning his future enterprises.

We, of the south, have surrendered upon all the questions which divided the two sides in that controversy.

The unfortunate satrap could no longer resist, and therefore surrendered upon terms, and accompanied Tissaphernes to the Court.

At the expiration of this time the Tartars, despairing of succor, surrendered upon the condition of their lives being spared.

Next day Pacheco deeming it impossible to resist, surrendered upon promise of life and liberty to himself and his men.

Comyn and all his adherents surrendered upon promise of their lives and freedom, and that they should retain their estates, subject to a pecuniary fine.