The Historical Geography of Europe 1
The Historical Geography of Europe 1
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Another group consists of the Greek states which split off The Greek from the Empire before or at the Latin conquest, and which were not recovered by the Greek Emperors of Nikaia and Constantinople. Both these classes of states strictly belong to Eastern Christendom. The Catholic Magyar ruling over Orthodox Slaves forms a link between the East and the West ; so do those Slaves who themselves belong to the Latin Church.
Another link is supplied by a third group of states, Latinstates namely thos...e parts of the Empire which, either at or Empire.
before the Latin conquest, came under Latin rule.
This class is not confined to the Frank powers in Bomania or to the Eastern settlements of Venice and Genoa. From our point of view it takes in the Kingdom of Norman kingdom of Sicily and the crusading king- dom of Jerusalem with its fiefs. Li all these cases, Kingdom of territory which had formed part of the Eastern Em- pire came under Latin rule. And in all these cases, Latin masters bore rule over alien subjects, Greek, Slave, Syrian, or any other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another group consists of the Greek states which split off The Greek from the Empire before or at the Latin conquest, and which were not recovered by the Greek Emperors of Nikaia and Constantinople. Both these classes of states strictly belong to Eastern Christendom. The Catholic Magyar ruling over Orthodox Slaves forms a link between the East and the West ; so do those Slaves who themselves belong to the Latin Church.
Another link is supplied by a third group of states, Latinstates namely thos...e parts of the Empire which, either at or Empire.
before the Latin conquest, came under Latin rule.
This class is not confined to the Frank powers in Bomania or to the Eastern settlements of Venice and Genoa. From our point of view it takes in the Kingdom of Norman kingdom of Sicily and the crusading king- dom of Jerusalem with its fiefs. Li all these cases, Kingdom of territory which had formed part of the Eastern Em- pire came under Latin rule. And in all these cases, Latin masters bore rule over alien subjects, Greek, Slave, Syrian, or any other.
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