The History of the Armenian People From the Remotest Times to the Present Day
The History of the Armenian People From the Remotest Times to the Present Day
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Leo was called on to pay the conquerors 36, 000 silver bezants, equal to 280 pounds of gold. His silverware, crown, and wardrobe were taken and only restored him on payment of three hundred ducats. In addition, 260 — the Genoese admiral, Pietro de Campo Fregoso, the brother of Domenico, the Doge, kept for himself the finest jewel In the royal crown, a ruby, and extracted a promise of 10, 000 gold florins to be paid him later. So much for Genoa's obedience to the Pope! Throughout the wars of the... Cru- saders whether against the Moslems or the Greeks, the Genoese and Venetians had their eye only on profit. Some- times they gave a little assis- tance to their Latin brethren, but only as a business policy. Now that the Christian cause was irretrievably lost in the East, they had no further rea- son to retain the mask. Fei;>c^i v:;''!:';/ ' -^ . :. , •■. "■"'. ' '^'j^Z^J^ mm — — ■lift -Jl 'm TOMBSTONE AT NICOSIA The Cypriots, ground down by the extortions of the Genoese and of their ruler Peter II together with Peter's mother Catherine of Aragon, managed to meet the grievous demands on them, but Leo after surrendering all he had, was obliged to appeal to the Armenian treasury at Sis to help him out of the plight he was in through none of his own seeking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leo was called on to pay the conquerors 36, 000 silver bezants, equal to 280 pounds of gold. His silverware, crown, and wardrobe were taken and only restored him on payment of three hundred ducats. In addition, 260 — the Genoese admiral, Pietro de Campo Fregoso, the brother of Domenico, the Doge, kept for himself the finest jewel In the royal crown, a ruby, and extracted a promise of 10, 000 gold florins to be paid him later. So much for Genoa's obedience to the Pope! Throughout the wars of the... Cru- saders whether against the Moslems or the Greeks, the Genoese and Venetians had their eye only on profit. Some- times they gave a little assis- tance to their Latin brethren, but only as a business policy. Now that the Christian cause was irretrievably lost in the East, they had no further rea- son to retain the mask. Fei;>c^i v:;''!:';/ ' -^ . :. , •■. "■"'. ' '^'j^Z^J^ mm — — ■lift -Jl 'm TOMBSTONE AT NICOSIA The Cypriots, ground down by the extortions of the Genoese and of their ruler Peter II together with Peter's mother Catherine of Aragon, managed to meet the grievous demands on them, but Leo after surrendering all he had, was obliged to appeal to the Armenian treasury at Sis to help him out of the plight he was in through none of his own seeking.
What to read after The History of the Armenian People From the Remotest Times to the Present Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J De Jacques Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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