CHAPTER 4
BOOK IX
Colonel Oxburgh Proposes Terms of Surrender to Wills
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About half an hour later, Colonel Oxburgh, preceded by a trumpeter on horseback, rode out of the Fishergate.
He was immediately stopped by the guard, but on explaining his errand, was conducted by a sergeant and two dragoons to Wills's tent, which was about a quarter of a mile off.