The Fourth Crusade
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Ville-Hardouin, ch. Xvii-xviii, Nos. 80-84, 86. Old French.
80. The day after the feast of St. Martin, ' some people from Zara came to speak to the doge of Venice, who was in his tent. They said to him that they would surrender the city and all their property to his mercy, if their lives were spared. The doge said that he would not accept these or any other conditions without the advice of the counts and barons, and that he would go and discuss the matter with them.
81. While he went to talk to... the counts and barons, that party, of which I have already spoken, who wanted to break up the army, said to the messengers : " Why do you want to surrender your city? The pilgrims will not attack you and you have nothing to fear from them. If you can defend yourselves against the Venetians, you need have no anxiety. " And they sent one of them, Robert de Boves, who went to the walls of the city and announced the same thing. So the messen- gers returned to the city and the plan of surrender was given up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ville-Hardouin, ch. Xvii-xviii, Nos. 80-84, 86. Old French.
80. The day after the feast of St. Martin, ' some people from Zara came to speak to the doge of Venice, who was in his tent. They said to him that they would surrender the city and all their property to his mercy, if their lives were spared. The doge said that he would not accept these or any other conditions without the advice of the counts and barons, and that he would go and discuss the matter with them.
81. While he went to talk to... the counts and barons, that party, of which I have already spoken, who wanted to break up the army, said to the messengers : " Why do you want to surrender your city? The pilgrims will not attack you and you have nothing to fear from them. If you can defend yourselves against the Venetians, you need have no anxiety. " And they sent one of them, Robert de Boves, who went to the walls of the city and announced the same thing. So the messen- gers returned to the city and the plan of surrender was given up.
What to read after The Fourth Crusade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana C Dana Carleton Munro to read onlineMoreLess
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