The Art of War
The Art of War
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Twelve years later, a new Crusade was determined upon, (1203. ) Part ofthe Crusaders embarked from Provence or Italy; others, led by the Countof Flanders and the Marquis of Montferrat, proceeded to Venice, with theintention of embarking there. The party last mentioned were persuaded bythe skillful Dandolo to aid him in an attack upon Constantinople, uponthe pretext of upholding the rights of Alexis Angelus, the son of IsaacAngelus, who had fought the Emperor Frederick and was the successor ofth...ose Comnenuses who had connived at the destruction of the armies ofConrad and Louis VII.
Twenty thousand men had the boldness to attack the ancient capital ofthe world, which had at least two hundred thousand defenders. Theyassailed it by sea and land, and captured it. The usurper fled, andAlexis was replaced upon the throne, but was unable to retain his seat:the Greeks made an insurrection in favor of Murzupha, but the Latinstook possession of Constantinople after a more bloody assault than thefirst, and placed upon the throne their chief, Count Baldwin ofFlanders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twelve years later, a new Crusade was determined upon, (1203. ) Part ofthe Crusaders embarked from Provence or Italy; others, led by the Countof Flanders and the Marquis of Montferrat, proceeded to Venice, with theintention of embarking there. The party last mentioned were persuaded bythe skillful Dandolo to aid him in an attack upon Constantinople, uponthe pretext of upholding the rights of Alexis Angelus, the son of IsaacAngelus, who had fought the Emperor Frederick and was the successor ofth...ose Comnenuses who had connived at the destruction of the armies ofConrad and Louis VII.
Twenty thousand men had the boldness to attack the ancient capital ofthe world, which had at least two hundred thousand defenders. Theyassailed it by sea and land, and captured it. The usurper fled, andAlexis was replaced upon the throne, but was unable to retain his seat:the Greeks made an insurrection in favor of Murzupha, but the Latinstook possession of Constantinople after a more bloody assault than thefirst, and placed upon the throne their chief, Count Baldwin ofFlanders.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jomini Henri Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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