Catherine Sforza
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Giovanni Landriani and a brother of Naldi went to inform the Countess of her loss, but she could not afford to weaken ' Doc. 1 107.
288 CATHERINE AND THE BORGIA the garrison of Forli, and the three days having elapsed without the arrival of succour, Naldi surrendered to the victor on the following conditions — 1. That the whole garrison should pass out, unharmed and unmolested.
2. That each man should take his property with him, with- out having to submit to examination.
3. That military honour...s be rendered to the garrison.
On these conditions Naldi agreed to surrender the fort with its guns and ammunition. To these conditions the Duke agreed, and Naldi, after an honourable capitulation, retired to his property at Cotignola. The wound in his head prevented his taking part in the Lombard war, but he later took service with the Venetians, and died, in 1509, as Commander of their Infantry.
After the fall of the Castle of Imola, the other little fort- resses of the county opened their gates to Valentino, with the exception of the Fort of Dozza, which refused to surrender, and was taken by force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giovanni Landriani and a brother of Naldi went to inform the Countess of her loss, but she could not afford to weaken ' Doc. 1 107.
288 CATHERINE AND THE BORGIA the garrison of Forli, and the three days having elapsed without the arrival of succour, Naldi surrendered to the victor on the following conditions — 1. That the whole garrison should pass out, unharmed and unmolested.
2. That each man should take his property with him, with- out having to submit to examination.
3. That military honour...s be rendered to the garrison.
On these conditions Naldi agreed to surrender the fort with its guns and ammunition. To these conditions the Duke agreed, and Naldi, after an honourable capitulation, retired to his property at Cotignola. The wound in his head prevented his taking part in the Lombard war, but he later took service with the Venetians, and died, in 1509, as Commander of their Infantry.
After the fall of the Castle of Imola, the other little fort- resses of the county opened their gates to Valentino, with the exception of the Fort of Dozza, which refused to surrender, and was taken by force.
What to read after Catherine Sforza?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pier Desiderio Pasolini to read onlineMoreLess
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