A History of the Law of Nations volume 1
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In 727 Luitprand the Lombard (712 — 743) attacked and cut short the Exarchate, the main portion of the poor remnant of the Italian dominions of the Eastern Emperor ; in 738 he threatened Rome itself, in consequence of the sanctuary afforded by the Pope to the rebel duke of Spoleto.
North of the Alps all real power had passed from the descendants of Clovis to the strong hands of certain great Court officers, the Mayors of the Palace. After a fierce struggle Pippin the Younger, Mayor of the Palac...e of Austrasia, the land of the East Franks, overcame his rival of Neustria, and under the style of Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia, Neustria and Burgundy, ruled at Metz over all divisions of the Franks (688—714). In 717 he was suc- ceeded by his son Karl Martel. It was Karl Martel, the conqueror of Frisians, Swabians, and other border peoples, who at Poictiers stayed the advance of the Saracen. And to Karl Martel Gregory III. , despairing of assistance from the East, appealed for aid against the outraged Lombard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 727 Luitprand the Lombard (712 — 743) attacked and cut short the Exarchate, the main portion of the poor remnant of the Italian dominions of the Eastern Emperor ; in 738 he threatened Rome itself, in consequence of the sanctuary afforded by the Pope to the rebel duke of Spoleto.
North of the Alps all real power had passed from the descendants of Clovis to the strong hands of certain great Court officers, the Mayors of the Palace. After a fierce struggle Pippin the Younger, Mayor of the Palac...e of Austrasia, the land of the East Franks, overcame his rival of Neustria, and under the style of Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia, Neustria and Burgundy, ruled at Metz over all divisions of the Franks (688—714). In 717 he was suc- ceeded by his son Karl Martel. It was Karl Martel, the conqueror of Frisians, Swabians, and other border peoples, who at Poictiers stayed the advance of the Saracen. And to Karl Martel Gregory III. , despairing of assistance from the East, appealed for aid against the outraged Lombard.
What to read after A History of the Law of Nations volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Alfred Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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