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He had never forgotten that, in a furious revolt against his authority, Ghent and Bruges had counted on French aid. The relations be- tween the courts of Brussels and Paris were often strained, and the enemies of one could be sure of a friendly recep- tion at the other. This was very evident in 1456, when the dauphin, at odds with his father, sought refuge in Brabant, where he was warmly received. He actually sojourned in the provinces for years.
The Turks pressed on Hungary, and Pope Pius II.
...tried his best to bring the princes of Christendom to effective cooperation, but Philip became seriously alarmed about the possible plans of the French king to make use of his absence, so he hesitated about yielding to the pope's entreaty. On the other hand, he was displeased that the pope made overtures to both emperor and king to undertake the expedition. Both refused, and again eastern Christendom anxiously fixed their hope on the Burgundian, mightier than both emperor and king, and much more favourably inclined toward the project.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had never forgotten that, in a furious revolt against his authority, Ghent and Bruges had counted on French aid. The relations be- tween the courts of Brussels and Paris were often strained, and the enemies of one could be sure of a friendly recep- tion at the other. This was very evident in 1456, when the dauphin, at odds with his father, sought refuge in Brabant, where he was warmly received. He actually sojourned in the provinces for years.
The Turks pressed on Hungary, and Pope Pius II.
...tried his best to bring the princes of Christendom to effective cooperation, but Philip became seriously alarmed about the possible plans of the French king to make use of his absence, so he hesitated about yielding to the pope's entreaty. On the other hand, he was displeased that the pope made overtures to both emperor and king to undertake the expedition. Both refused, and again eastern Christendom anxiously fixed their hope on the Burgundian, mightier than both emperor and king, and much more favourably inclined toward the project.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P J Petrus Johannes Blok to read onlineMoreLess
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