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Full Title
A Full and true relation of the great and wonderful revolution that hapned lately in the kingdom of Siam in the East-Indies:
Date Added
11 January 2014
Format
Book
Language
English
Publish Date
1690
Publisher
London : Printed for Randal Taylor
Source
McGarrity Books
Alternate Title
giving a particular account of the seizing and death of the late king, and of the setting up of a new one : as also of the putting to death of the king's only daughter, his adopted son who was a Christian, his two brothers, and of Monsieur Constance, his great minister of state, and favourer of the French : and of the expulsion of all the Jesuits, missionary priests, officers and soldiers of the French nation out of that kingdom, that endeavoured to bring it under the French domination : being the substance of several letters writ in Octob. 1688, and Feb. 1689 from Siam, and the coast of Cormandel
Topic
Thailand > History > To 1782.
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to cmybleg lzimf to carry an flint. Dejigzz more e2jj‘Z2c‘i‘zmlly. I
was appli’d to, and -kept. in the torture four hours toge‘
ther.,.' ( 1 - ’.
I On the 7th, of ffuly, the Zlglzzndarim made rnego for Siam
in the company of a Frezzcl: Soldier call’d Picqmzrd , who
had the misfortune to‘be‘made a.Prifoner the fame day
ethat Monfieur dc Bmlmm made his Retreat" from Morgen ,-
’ e and tho’ we were but two, Men, and both in Chains, yet
fuch was -the mifiruft they entertain’d of us, that they
VVO11l1ld needs fendabove Sixty Soldiers. to guard us
thit er. ‘ t A -- “ l ‘ " '
On the I 7th I-came to Sz'am,and’ on the 19th was brought
to Lojzrvo. ‘ The lirftplace they brought rfneinto, was the
great Hall where the B4 mzlon was fitting with many Mm-
“ darim about him, who commanded me to belnterrogated‘
very Ptrigftly, upon feveral Matters relating to Monlieur
.8rItIMz7:..
‘ Next Morning I was informed- byia MiHionarfyiPriell:,
’. who aceiidentallydifeoyeted theplace: where; I‘ was kept
Prifonex-,-. that‘thei.Bifhop of Metellopolis was" gone ‘to Ban-
'c.o'cl',. bythe exprels command of Opm Pimzclmrd; to nego-
tiate a‘ Treaty of Peace with Monlieur dc: Fzirge: our Gene-
ral; and that they V.were;i'n daily ex'pe&ation of hearing of
‘the conclulfiongof " .'I‘Vhisn'was“tl1e"ilii'Pt"tinie that I had"
any tolerable ground,to“entertain;rny;1?:lF with the hopes
‘of Life,’ Iince my-falling into their hands ';: "for ’till now I
gav.e'.alljfor,loPt. :" “ 3 H i- V-' 1. -- ' H -A
'. On the ?2"5,thTh.6"Bif110P"return’d to""Loin)o with full
gzower from.Monlie'ur ale: F2:rges,- toffreat about a Peace
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