The Story of the Greatest Nations a Comprehensive History Extending From the E
The Story of the Greatest Nations a Comprehensive History Extending From the E
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The rebellion, however, brought Thothmes to the height of his power; for, hastily returning with his forces into Asia, he completely crushed the confederate kings of Syria at Aruna. After that no Asiatics dared oppose him. Even the king of Babylon sent him tribute, and besought the honor of wedding one of his daughters. Thothmes contemptuously refused.
Egypt — The Twelfth Dynasty Restores Peace i 1 5 turies of darkness and feudalism from the renaissance which began under the twelfth dynasty and... led on as in Europe, though only after a period of suffering and shame, to the splendor and world victory of the eighteenth and nineteenth dynasties. These we can compare to our modern days.
The ruler who secured a firm hold over the lesser princes and started the twelfth dynasty was Amenemhat 1. How he won the throne, we do not know; but of the happy changes which his strong rule caused he tells in his own in- scriptions: ''Perpetual fighting was no longer witnessed, whereas before my coming they fought together as bulls heedless of yesterday, and no man's wel- fare was safe whether he was ignorant or learned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rebellion, however, brought Thothmes to the height of his power; for, hastily returning with his forces into Asia, he completely crushed the confederate kings of Syria at Aruna. After that no Asiatics dared oppose him. Even the king of Babylon sent him tribute, and besought the honor of wedding one of his daughters. Thothmes contemptuously refused.
Egypt — The Twelfth Dynasty Restores Peace i 1 5 turies of darkness and feudalism from the renaissance which began under the twelfth dynasty and... led on as in Europe, though only after a period of suffering and shame, to the splendor and world victory of the eighteenth and nineteenth dynasties. These we can compare to our modern days.
The ruler who secured a firm hold over the lesser princes and started the twelfth dynasty was Amenemhat 1. How he won the throne, we do not know; but of the happy changes which his strong rule caused he tells in his own in- scriptions: ''Perpetual fighting was no longer witnessed, whereas before my coming they fought together as bulls heedless of yesterday, and no man's wel- fare was safe whether he was ignorant or learned.
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