Henry the Lion the Lothian Historical Essay for 1912
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42 Henry the Lion.
his attention to that quarter for the remainder of the year.
The measures he had taken, before leaving for Italy on the last campaign, to safeguard Denmark from the incursions of the Slavs (he had guaranteed this in return for 1, 000 marks from Waldemar) proved inadequate : he had exacted promises from Niclot that he would not disturb either Denmark or Saxony in his absence, and as an additional security had ordered him to bring to Liibeck the ships used for piratical inv...asions ; but only those which were unfit for use were given up, while the sea- worthy vessels were secretly kept. * As soon, therefore, as Henry was at a safe distance, the old troubles were renewed. Crimes and robberies were rife, inroads were made on the Danish coast, un- bridled lawlessness everywhere prevailed. Since the Slavs dwelling in Holstein, and therefore di- rectly subject to the Duke of Saxony, were the chief offenders, Waldemar held Henry responsible, and seems seriously to have considered taking up arms against him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
58.
42 Henry the Lion.
his attention to that quarter for the remainder of the year.
The measures he had taken, before leaving for Italy on the last campaign, to safeguard Denmark from the incursions of the Slavs (he had guaranteed this in return for 1, 000 marks from Waldemar) proved inadequate : he had exacted promises from Niclot that he would not disturb either Denmark or Saxony in his absence, and as an additional security had ordered him to bring to Liibeck the ships used for piratical inv...asions ; but only those which were unfit for use were given up, while the sea- worthy vessels were secretly kept. * As soon, therefore, as Henry was at a safe distance, the old troubles were renewed. Crimes and robberies were rife, inroads were made on the Danish coast, un- bridled lawlessness everywhere prevailed. Since the Slavs dwelling in Holstein, and therefore di- rectly subject to the Duke of Saxony, were the chief offenders, Waldemar held Henry responsible, and seems seriously to have considered taking up arms against him.
What to read after Henry the Lion the Lothian Historical Essay for 1912?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Austin Lane Poole to read onlineMoreLess
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