Esto Perpetua
Esto Perpetua
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Had, then, the reconquest of Barbary fallen naturally to the three sisters to Spain, to Italy, and to France, the long attempt of Europe might have reached its end. The Spaniard would have crushed and dominated in Morocco where the Mohammedan was most 104 THE FRENCH strongly entrenched ; the Italian, with his subtle admixture, would have kneaded Tunis and the eastern march into a firm barrier ; the French would have developed their active commerce upon the many small towns of the Central Tell, ...would have pierced, as they are fitted to pierce, the high Central Plateaux with admirable roads, and would have garri- soned, as their taste for a risk well fits them to garrison, the outposts of the Central Atlas against the desert. Then the task would be over, and Europe would be resettled within its original boundaries.
***** On their long route marches, on the marches of their manoeuvres and their wars, the French, along their roads which are direct and august, (and at evening, when one is weary, sombre, ) seek a place of reunion and of repose : upon this the corps converges, and there at last a man may lie a long night under shelter and content to sleep : a town lies 105 THE MARCH before the pioneers and is their goal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had, then, the reconquest of Barbary fallen naturally to the three sisters to Spain, to Italy, and to France, the long attempt of Europe might have reached its end. The Spaniard would have crushed and dominated in Morocco where the Mohammedan was most 104 THE FRENCH strongly entrenched ; the Italian, with his subtle admixture, would have kneaded Tunis and the eastern march into a firm barrier ; the French would have developed their active commerce upon the many small towns of the Central Tell, ...would have pierced, as they are fitted to pierce, the high Central Plateaux with admirable roads, and would have garri- soned, as their taste for a risk well fits them to garrison, the outposts of the Central Atlas against the desert. Then the task would be over, and Europe would be resettled within its original boundaries.
***** On their long route marches, on the marches of their manoeuvres and their wars, the French, along their roads which are direct and august, (and at evening, when one is weary, sombre, ) seek a place of reunion and of repose : upon this the corps converges, and there at last a man may lie a long night under shelter and content to sleep : a town lies 105 THE MARCH before the pioneers and is their goal.
What to read after Esto Perpetua?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Belloc to read onlineMoreLess
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