The Works of William H. Prescott
The Works of William H. Prescott
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Thus ended the first assault of the besiegers since the fall of St. Elmo. The success of the Christians was complete. Between three and four thousand Mussulmans, including those who were drowned, — ^according to the Maltese statements, — fell in the two attacks on the fortress and the bastion. But the arithmetic of an enemy is not apt to be exact." The loss of the Christians did not exceed two hundred. Even this was a heavy loss to the besieged, and included some of their best knights, to say n...othing of others disabled by their wounds. Still, it was a signal victory; and its influence was felt in raising the spirits of the be- sieged and in inspiring them with confidence. La Valette was careful to cherish these feelings. The knights, followed by the whole population of II Borgo, went in solemn procession to the great church of St. Lawrence, where Te Deum was chanted, while the colors taken from the infidel were suspended from the walls as glorious trophies of the victory." Mustapha now found that the spirit of the "Compare Vertot, Knights ot Malta, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus ended the first assault of the besiegers since the fall of St. Elmo. The success of the Christians was complete. Between three and four thousand Mussulmans, including those who were drowned, — ^according to the Maltese statements, — fell in the two attacks on the fortress and the bastion. But the arithmetic of an enemy is not apt to be exact." The loss of the Christians did not exceed two hundred. Even this was a heavy loss to the besieged, and included some of their best knights, to say n...othing of others disabled by their wounds. Still, it was a signal victory; and its influence was felt in raising the spirits of the be- sieged and in inspiring them with confidence. La Valette was careful to cherish these feelings. The knights, followed by the whole population of II Borgo, went in solemn procession to the great church of St. Lawrence, where Te Deum was chanted, while the colors taken from the infidel were suspended from the walls as glorious trophies of the victory." Mustapha now found that the spirit of the "Compare Vertot, Knights ot Malta, vol.
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