Six Thousand Years of History volume 6
Six Thousand Years of History volume 6
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Guy of Lusignan's rival being Conrad of Montferrat. Richard favored the claim of Lusignan and Philip supported that of Conrad. It was finally agreed that Guy should have the title of King of Jerusalem and that Conrad, in the event that he survived his rival, should be entitled to the throne and that his heirs were to have the sovereignty perpetually. Lusignan was given the crown of Cyprus. Shortly after this adjust- ment Conrad was murdered and the crime was by some laid at Richard's door. A fe...w days later, Philip pleaded ill-health and the necessity of his presence in France, and announced that he had decided to return to his own coun- try. Richard prevailed upon the French monarch to leave ten thousand foot soldiers and five hundred knights with the crusaders, under the command of the Duke of Bur- gundy. Philip pledged himself to make no hostile move against the possessions of Richard during his absence, and with the bulk of his army set out for France. Upon his arrival there he at once violated the pledge he had made and set about an attempt to capture some of the English strongholds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guy of Lusignan's rival being Conrad of Montferrat. Richard favored the claim of Lusignan and Philip supported that of Conrad. It was finally agreed that Guy should have the title of King of Jerusalem and that Conrad, in the event that he survived his rival, should be entitled to the throne and that his heirs were to have the sovereignty perpetually. Lusignan was given the crown of Cyprus. Shortly after this adjust- ment Conrad was murdered and the crime was by some laid at Richard's door. A fe...w days later, Philip pleaded ill-health and the necessity of his presence in France, and announced that he had decided to return to his own coun- try. Richard prevailed upon the French monarch to leave ten thousand foot soldiers and five hundred knights with the crusaders, under the command of the Duke of Bur- gundy. Philip pledged himself to make no hostile move against the possessions of Richard during his absence, and with the bulk of his army set out for France. Upon his arrival there he at once violated the pledge he had made and set about an attempt to capture some of the English strongholds.
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