Outlines of History
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— The loss of Jeru- salem roused the spirit of all Western Christendom. King Henry of England took the cross, but he died two years later, without ever setting out for the Holy Land. But in 11 89 the Emperor F^'ederick set out by land, but was drowned on the way ; and in 11 90 Philip King of the French and his great vassal Richard, the new King of the English, went to the Holy Land by sea. King Richard did many great exploits; but the princes quarrelled among themselves, so that Jerusalem was n...ot won back; but some parts ot Palestine were still left to the Christians, and they were allowed to make pilgrimages to Jerusalem. Of the Third Crusade we shall have to speak by itself, as it did nothing for the Holy Land at all. But in 1228 the Emperor F7'ederick the Second, who claimed to be King of Jerusalem in right of his wife, notwithstanding the opposition ot Pope Gt^egory the Ninth, really went to the Holy Land, and won Jerusalem by a treaty with the Egyptian Sultan Kainel, and was crowned King there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The loss of Jeru- salem roused the spirit of all Western Christendom. King Henry of England took the cross, but he died two years later, without ever setting out for the Holy Land. But in 11 89 the Emperor F^'ederick set out by land, but was drowned on the way ; and in 11 90 Philip King of the French and his great vassal Richard, the new King of the English, went to the Holy Land by sea. King Richard did many great exploits; but the princes quarrelled among themselves, so that Jerusalem was n...ot won back; but some parts ot Palestine were still left to the Christians, and they were allowed to make pilgrimages to Jerusalem. Of the Third Crusade we shall have to speak by itself, as it did nothing for the Holy Land at all. But in 1228 the Emperor F7'ederick the Second, who claimed to be King of Jerusalem in right of his wife, notwithstanding the opposition ot Pope Gt^egory the Ninth, really went to the Holy Land, and won Jerusalem by a treaty with the Egyptian Sultan Kainel, and was crowned King there.
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