Lucerne
Lucerne
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A crowd of nobles bit the dust, and the Duke himself only narrowly escaped death, arriving pale et effard the same evening at Winterthour. " This battle was the young Confederation's baptism of blood, and on the following iQth of December the secret pact made on the Riitli in 1307 was publicly confirmed at Brunnen.
The Lake of Sempach, too, upon whose shores, in 1386, another heroic victory was won from Austria, can be seen in the direction of Basle.
"The Swiss, to the number of 1400, knelt in ...prayer, then flung themselves upon the enemy. But in vain did they strive against the wall of pikes. Sixty of their number already lay bathed in their own blood, and in another moment the little army would have been enveloped by the enemy. Suddenly a man of Unterwalden, Arnold von Winkelried, cried aloud to them: 'Confederates, I will open a way for you; take care of my wife and children'. Then, throwing himself upon the enemy's pikes, he gathered in his arms as many of these as possible, and fell, opening a breach in the Austrian ranks, through which the Con- federates rushed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A crowd of nobles bit the dust, and the Duke himself only narrowly escaped death, arriving pale et effard the same evening at Winterthour. " This battle was the young Confederation's baptism of blood, and on the following iQth of December the secret pact made on the Riitli in 1307 was publicly confirmed at Brunnen.
The Lake of Sempach, too, upon whose shores, in 1386, another heroic victory was won from Austria, can be seen in the direction of Basle.
"The Swiss, to the number of 1400, knelt in ...prayer, then flung themselves upon the enemy. But in vain did they strive against the wall of pikes. Sixty of their number already lay bathed in their own blood, and in another moment the little army would have been enveloped by the enemy. Suddenly a man of Unterwalden, Arnold von Winkelried, cried aloud to them: 'Confederates, I will open a way for you; take care of my wife and children'. Then, throwing himself upon the enemy's pikes, he gathered in his arms as many of these as possible, and fell, opening a breach in the Austrian ranks, through which the Con- federates rushed.
What to read after Lucerne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G George Flemwell to read onlineMoreLess
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