A Short History of Germany 1
A Short History of Germany 1
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The revolutionary intrigues still went on, and Hutten is supposed to have been the author of a stir- ring appeal to the masses entitled the Neu Karsthans.
The fortunes of 'Sickingen, too, had undergone a change Sickingen's for the worse. The French expedition proved a failure, last feud, and the army was forced to disband. We know now that ^ the fault rested, not with Sickingen but with a higher commander, yet at the time the knight's prestige was greatly impaired, and he suffered material loss...es. With his heart full of rancor, he fell back into his old ways and determined, by one brilliant feud, to restore the tarnished splendor of his name. Yet his own glory was not his only aim; he would help the whole order of knighthood to assert its dignity against the power of the princes and also carry out his cherished plan of blazing a way for the gospel ; he would '^ honor God by fighting against the bish- ops and priests." A number of knights formally chose him as their leader at Landau, and he raised an army of seven thousand men with reenforcements in prospect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The revolutionary intrigues still went on, and Hutten is supposed to have been the author of a stir- ring appeal to the masses entitled the Neu Karsthans.
The fortunes of 'Sickingen, too, had undergone a change Sickingen's for the worse. The French expedition proved a failure, last feud, and the army was forced to disband. We know now that ^ the fault rested, not with Sickingen but with a higher commander, yet at the time the knight's prestige was greatly impaired, and he suffered material loss...es. With his heart full of rancor, he fell back into his old ways and determined, by one brilliant feud, to restore the tarnished splendor of his name. Yet his own glory was not his only aim; he would help the whole order of knighthood to assert its dignity against the power of the princes and also carry out his cherished plan of blazing a way for the gospel ; he would '^ honor God by fighting against the bish- ops and priests." A number of knights formally chose him as their leader at Landau, and he raised an army of seven thousand men with reenforcements in prospect.
What to read after A Short History of Germany 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest F Ernest Flagg Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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