Southern Spain
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Yusuf III. Was faced with difficulties immediately upon his accession. Antequera fell into the hands of the Castilians, led by the Infante Fernando. The defenders were slain, and only about two thousand of the townsmen outlived the rigours of the siege. The survivors were allowed to settle in Granada, and they gave the name of Antequeruela to the suburb.
When the natives of Gibraltar revolted, and declared allegiance to Fez, the sultan of that State sent his brother Abu Said to secure the town.... Abu Sa'ld, being left to the mercy of the enemy, was seized and brought to Granada, where he was shown a letter from the ruler of Fez desiring that he might be despatched. With this request the generous Yusuf refused to comply. He released his captive and furnished him with money and troops with which he left for Africa. The brother who had planned his death was hurled from the throne, and till Abu SaTd's death Granada did not want an ally.
In rapid succession sultans now flit across the lurid page of Granada's history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yusuf III. Was faced with difficulties immediately upon his accession. Antequera fell into the hands of the Castilians, led by the Infante Fernando. The defenders were slain, and only about two thousand of the townsmen outlived the rigours of the siege. The survivors were allowed to settle in Granada, and they gave the name of Antequeruela to the suburb.
When the natives of Gibraltar revolted, and declared allegiance to Fez, the sultan of that State sent his brother Abu Said to secure the town.... Abu Sa'ld, being left to the mercy of the enemy, was seized and brought to Granada, where he was shown a letter from the ruler of Fez desiring that he might be despatched. With this request the generous Yusuf refused to comply. He released his captive and furnished him with money and troops with which he left for Africa. The brother who had planned his death was hurled from the throne, and till Abu SaTd's death Granada did not want an ally.
In rapid succession sultans now flit across the lurid page of Granada's history.
What to read after Southern Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Frederick Calvert to read onlineMoreLess
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