The History of Normandy And of England volume 1
The History of Normandy And of England volume 1
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In either capacity they received copious intelligence concerning the events of the empire : all the Carlovingian treacheries, dissen- sions and cruelties were gain for the Danish cause. Every crime or folly of the Carlovingian Sovereigns enured to the benefit of the North- men : every Frank or German who fell in the civil wars was an enemy removed.
Whilst the sons of Louis-le-debonnaire were pursuing their warfare, the inherent instinct of the Northmen taught them that the marching troops would... soon lie dead as carrion. "Hurrah!" cried the Danes at Rouen, when King Louis and King Charles were rejoicing at the defeat of Emperor Lothair's army. Well therefore were they prepared for a battle of Fontenay; and the news of the direful slaughter rebounded throughout the North and all the Baltic and North Sea shores. The attacks upon " Romerige, " as they called the Empire, hitherto tentative, were now continued systematically. From the Belt to the Dardanelles the Danes familiarized themselves with the navi- gation : their fleets covered the seas, their sturdy and active warriors overspread the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In either capacity they received copious intelligence concerning the events of the empire : all the Carlovingian treacheries, dissen- sions and cruelties were gain for the Danish cause. Every crime or folly of the Carlovingian Sovereigns enured to the benefit of the North- men : every Frank or German who fell in the civil wars was an enemy removed.
Whilst the sons of Louis-le-debonnaire were pursuing their warfare, the inherent instinct of the Northmen taught them that the marching troops would... soon lie dead as carrion. "Hurrah!" cried the Danes at Rouen, when King Louis and King Charles were rejoicing at the defeat of Emperor Lothair's army. Well therefore were they prepared for a battle of Fontenay; and the news of the direful slaughter rebounded throughout the North and all the Baltic and North Sea shores. The attacks upon " Romerige, " as they called the Empire, hitherto tentative, were now continued systematically. From the Belt to the Dardanelles the Danes familiarized themselves with the navi- gation : their fleets covered the seas, their sturdy and active warriors overspread the land.
What to read after The History of Normandy And of England volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis T Palgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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