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Significados de surrender upon en inglés
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Uso de surrender upon en inglés
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The garrison was butchered, after a formal surrenderupon terms which guaranteed them protection.
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David Kinloch with a flag, summoning him to surrenderupon the terms granted to the garrison of Charleston.
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That the city will surrenderupon the news of the Queen's captivity, he doubtless calculates upon as certain.'
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Coulon de Villiers imposed ignominious conditions of surrenderupon Washington, but scorned to take other revenge for the death of his brother.
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Having enclosed the royalists at Truro, he forced the whole army, consisting of five thousand men, chiefly cavalry, to surrenderupon terms.
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The vote showed that the great majority of the delegates were in favour of surrenderupon the terms offered by the British Government.
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A council of war was called, and Lincoln offered to surrenderupon certain conditions; but as Clinton considered them too favourable, they were rejected.
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She will surrenderupon much better terms to them who make head against her: a man must oppose and stoutly set himself against her.
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Accordingly, his troops invested Menin, which was in seven days surrenderedupon capitulation.
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Fairfax, having first retaken Leicester, which was surrenderedupon articles, began to deliberate concerning his future enterprises.
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We, of the south, have surrenderedupon all the questions which divided the two sides in that controversy.
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The unfortunate satrap could no longer resist, and therefore surrenderedupon terms, and accompanied Tissaphernes to the Court.
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At the expiration of this time the Tartars, despairing of succor, surrenderedupon the condition of their lives being spared.
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Next day Pacheco deeming it impossible to resist, surrenderedupon promise of life and liberty to himself and his men.
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Comyn and all his adherents surrenderedupon promise of their lives and freedom, and that they should retain their estates, subject to a pecuniary fine.