History of Florence And of the Affairs of Italy, From the Earliest Times to the Death of Lorenzo the Magnificent
History of Florence And of the Affairs of Italy, From the Earliest Times to the Death of Lorenzo the Magnificent
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and he 'ittackcd flflnla MflHa !a CHstello and I'ilello, both which phiffH he took. Still the FLorentJue furcei would not sdr; not thiit the count entertained any Tear, hue because, out oF regard to the pope, who ntLll laboured to cffoct an accomoio- dadon, the govcmrncut of Florence had deferred giving their final consent to the -wht. Thii eoune, whicli the Florentiim uloptt'd from pTudence> was coTibidered by the enemj to be only the result of timidity, and witL increaaed boldnoni Oitij led t...heir forces up ta Barga. which they resolved to besieg*.
"Fbifl new attick made the Fiorenlmen set aside all other ConAiiferationn, and icsoIth not only to relievp iSarKH, hiil lo inradij the Lacche^t terriloiy. Atcordinflly tho t'ounl pnj- ceedi^d in pursuit of I^icculo, and coming up with him beforo Barga, an en^^czncnt took place, in which PicEcinino wai ovorcoinc. and compelled to rai^c the aie^.
The Venetiann, ron^ideting the duke to have broken the peace, Hpnt OiiiTan Kxaniresco dn QoriTaga, their cjiptuin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and he 'ittackcd flflnla MflHa !a CHstello and I'ilello, both which phiffH he took. Still the FLorentJue furcei would not sdr; not thiit the count entertained any Tear, hue because, out oF regard to the pope, who ntLll laboured to cffoct an accomoio- dadon, the govcmrncut of Florence had deferred giving their final consent to the -wht. Thii eoune, whicli the Florentiim uloptt'd from pTudence> was coTibidered by the enemj to be only the result of timidity, and witL increaaed boldnoni Oitij led t...heir forces up ta Barga. which they resolved to besieg*.
"Fbifl new attick made the Fiorenlmen set aside all other ConAiiferationn, and icsoIth not only to relievp iSarKH, hiil lo inradij the Lacche^t terriloiy. Atcordinflly tho t'ounl pnj- ceedi^d in pursuit of I^icculo, and coming up with him beforo Barga, an en^^czncnt took place, in which PicEcinino wai ovorcoinc. and compelled to rai^c the aie^.
The Venetiann, ron^ideting the duke to have broken the peace, Hpnt OiiiTan Kxaniresco dn QoriTaga, their cjiptuin.
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