The Crusades And the Crusaders
The Crusades And the Crusaders
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" At Ratisbon, about Easter, the Emperor of Ger- many assembled his warriors. Accompanied by a host of nobles, among whom were his brother Otho, Bishop of Frisigen ; his nephew, Frederick Barbarossa, Duke of Suabia ; the Marquis of Montferrat, and the Duke of Bohemia, Conrad commenced his march east- ward at the head of a hundred thousand men, and sent messengers to announce to the Emperor of the East 12S THE CRITSADES AXD THE CRUSADERS.
the intention of the crusaders to cross the Greek terri- ...tories.
At this period, Emanuel Comnenus reigned at Con- stantinople. Emanuel was grandson of Alexis, whose cunning had wrought the first crusaders so much annoyance, and quite equal in duplicity to his prede- cessor. On receiving Conrad's message, he returned an answer highly complimentary. But while professing great friendship for the new crusaders, he made all their movements known to the Saracens, and so managed matters that their march was frequently interrupted.
The elements appeared not less hostile to Conrad's army than the Greeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At Ratisbon, about Easter, the Emperor of Ger- many assembled his warriors. Accompanied by a host of nobles, among whom were his brother Otho, Bishop of Frisigen ; his nephew, Frederick Barbarossa, Duke of Suabia ; the Marquis of Montferrat, and the Duke of Bohemia, Conrad commenced his march east- ward at the head of a hundred thousand men, and sent messengers to announce to the Emperor of the East 12S THE CRITSADES AXD THE CRUSADERS.
the intention of the crusaders to cross the Greek terri- ...tories.
At this period, Emanuel Comnenus reigned at Con- stantinople. Emanuel was grandson of Alexis, whose cunning had wrought the first crusaders so much annoyance, and quite equal in duplicity to his prede- cessor. On receiving Conrad's message, he returned an answer highly complimentary. But while professing great friendship for the new crusaders, he made all their movements known to the Saracens, and so managed matters that their march was frequently interrupted.
The elements appeared not less hostile to Conrad's army than the Greeks.
What to read after The Crusades And the Crusaders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John G John George Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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