General View of the Political History of Europe
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peror, was the necessary foreign policy or func- tion of the Empire, which had been restored the first time in the year 800, and a second time in 962.
In Charlemagne's time a multitude of pagan and barbarian tribes were ranged in echelons along the Christian frontier, and they extended into the unknown region of the European Far- East and into the peninsula of the north.
At the mouths of the Elbe were the Scandina- vians; all along the Elbe and the Saale, from the shores of the Baltic t...o the mountains of Bohemia, were the Slavic Polabi ; in Bohemia, the Slavic Tsechs; on the Danube, Turanian hordes of Avars, who were afterward displaced by the Mag- yars ; and in the southeast, as far as the Adri- atic, other Slavic tribes. Behind this first zone of tribes, with most of which Charlemagne had come in contact, a second, entirely Slavic, extended from noi'th to south, comprising Pomerania, Poland, - and Silesia. Still farther away, along the eastern Baltic, lived Finns and Lithuanians; and in the great plain beyond them, the Russians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[CH. m.
peror, was the necessary foreign policy or func- tion of the Empire, which had been restored the first time in the year 800, and a second time in 962.
In Charlemagne's time a multitude of pagan and barbarian tribes were ranged in echelons along the Christian frontier, and they extended into the unknown region of the European Far- East and into the peninsula of the north.
At the mouths of the Elbe were the Scandina- vians; all along the Elbe and the Saale, from the shores of the Baltic t...o the mountains of Bohemia, were the Slavic Polabi ; in Bohemia, the Slavic Tsechs; on the Danube, Turanian hordes of Avars, who were afterward displaced by the Mag- yars ; and in the southeast, as far as the Adri- atic, other Slavic tribes. Behind this first zone of tribes, with most of which Charlemagne had come in contact, a second, entirely Slavic, extended from noi'th to south, comprising Pomerania, Poland, - and Silesia. Still farther away, along the eastern Baltic, lived Finns and Lithuanians; and in the great plain beyond them, the Russians.
What to read after General View of the Political History of Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lavisse, Ernest, 1842-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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