The Story of Hungary
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The chronicles extol him for putting a stop by process of law to the prosecu- tion of witches, and for declaring in one of his laws : " Of witches who do not exist at all no mention shall be made." He bestowed great care upon the administration of justice, and among his laws occurs the following admirable direction given to the judges : " Every thing must be so cautiously and anxiously weighed on the scale of justice, that innocence, on the one hand, shall not be condemned from hatred, and, on ...the other, sin shall not be protected through friendship." The last years of Coloman's reign were embittered by the ambition of his brother Almos, who coveted Il6 THE STORY OF HUNGARY, the throne. The energetic and erudite king, who had spent his whole Hfe in consoHdating the glorious work begun by Stephen, saw with a sorrowing heart how the restless ambition of single individuals was uprooting the plants he had so carefully nursed.
Duke Almos rose three times in rebellion against his royal brother, nor did he reject, on these occasions, foreign aid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chronicles extol him for putting a stop by process of law to the prosecu- tion of witches, and for declaring in one of his laws : " Of witches who do not exist at all no mention shall be made." He bestowed great care upon the administration of justice, and among his laws occurs the following admirable direction given to the judges : " Every thing must be so cautiously and anxiously weighed on the scale of justice, that innocence, on the one hand, shall not be condemned from hatred, and, on ...the other, sin shall not be protected through friendship." The last years of Coloman's reign were embittered by the ambition of his brother Almos, who coveted Il6 THE STORY OF HUNGARY, the throne. The energetic and erudite king, who had spent his whole Hfe in consoHdating the glorious work begun by Stephen, saw with a sorrowing heart how the restless ambition of single individuals was uprooting the plants he had so carefully nursed.
Duke Almos rose three times in rebellion against his royal brother, nor did he reject, on these occasions, foreign aid.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vámbéry, Ármin, 1832-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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