in Catalonia. On September 11, 1714, when Barcelona fell in Bourbonic hands after a determined fight, many Maulets were counted among the fallen. Many others, amongst them General Basset, who had directed the artillery of the resistance, were arrested and imprisoned. Others, who managed to escape from the Bourbonic troops via Majorca, or who were later on freed, ended up exiled in Vienna, at the court of “their” Charles III, now emperor of Austria. Sources The War of Spanish Succession in Dénia (Valencia) (Spanish) Original Spanish version on Foro Libre Military history of Catalonia History of the Valencian Community War of the Spanish Succession