Port city in northwestern Belgium and industrial center; famous for cloth industry.
1 The year afterwards the King led in person the siege of Ghent .
2 Artevelde and the men of Ghent were the real masters of Flanders.
3 The principal privileges of Ghent were on this occasion revoked and annulled.
4 Describing the burning of Termonde by the Germans, a Ghent correspondent said:
5 Even they could feel the full ignominy of the flight to Ghent .
6 The Pacification of Ghent had found the door open to religious toleration.
7 Macdonald, the incorruptible, was with the fat-bodied, fat-witted Bourbon King in Ghent .
8 At other times the guildsmen of Bruges fought against those of Ghent .
9 Before we passed the city limits of Ghent things began to happen.
10 The party now rode on, and without further interruption arrived at Ghent .
11 The consequence of this success was their obtaining the possession of Ghent . - D.
12 It was just at six-thirty that our party started back for Ghent .
13 All kinds of civilians set out towards Brussels and Ghent for refuge.
14 A peculiar thing took place at Ghent while I was staying there.
15 Thus, then, so long as Ghent chooses she can maintain the war.
16 Was no more than his due who brought good news from Ghent .
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