Cathedra Petri a Political History of the Great Latin Patriarchate volume 4
Cathedra Petri a Political History of the Great Latin Patriarchate volume 4
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433.
412 CATHEDRA rETKI. [Book X.
him till she had extorted from him^ as the price of his passag'e^ a g-rant of crown-estate to a considerable extent in the adjoining duchy of Burg-undy. The most em- barrassing- portion of his journey was still before him. The passes of the Pennine Alps were so blocked up with snow and ice, as to require almost superhuman efibrts to clear a practicable passag'e. Undeterred by difficulty, suffering-, or dang-er, the king- collected labourers, offered larg-e rewa...rds, superintended the works, and encourag-ed all by his presence and personal exertions, and in the end succeeded in landing- his little party safely on the more g-enial plains of Lombardy.
The arrival of Henr}^ was the sig-nal of a g-eneral Henry's wei- jubilee throug*hout the land. Nobility and come in Italy, gigj. G. Y^ with their armed and disciplined re- tinues, flocked to his standard, outbidding- each other in professions of zeal for his service and affection for his person. The commonalty looked to him for relief from those internal disturbances which had absorbed the wealth and obstructed the prosperity of the country-.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
433.
412 CATHEDRA rETKI. [Book X.
him till she had extorted from him^ as the price of his passag'e^ a g-rant of crown-estate to a considerable extent in the adjoining duchy of Burg-undy. The most em- barrassing- portion of his journey was still before him. The passes of the Pennine Alps were so blocked up with snow and ice, as to require almost superhuman efibrts to clear a practicable passag'e. Undeterred by difficulty, suffering-, or dang-er, the king- collected labourers, offered larg-e rewa...rds, superintended the works, and encourag-ed all by his presence and personal exertions, and in the end succeeded in landing- his little party safely on the more g-enial plains of Lombardy.
The arrival of Henr}^ was the sig-nal of a g-eneral Henry's wei- jubilee throug*hout the land. Nobility and come in Italy, gigj. G. Y^ with their armed and disciplined re- tinues, flocked to his standard, outbidding- each other in professions of zeal for his service and affection for his person. The commonalty looked to him for relief from those internal disturbances which had absorbed the wealth and obstructed the prosperity of the country-.
What to read after Cathedra Petri a Political History of the Great Latin Patriarchate volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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