The World's Greatest Books 11
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— E7td of the Roman World Only three more sovereigns ruled the remnants of the Roman world after the reign of John Palseologus, but the final downfall of the empire was delayed above fifty years by a series of events that had sapped the strength of the Mahometan empire. The rise and triumph of the Moguls and Tartars under their emperors, descendants of Zingis Khan, had shaken the globe from China to Poland and Greece (1206-1304). The sultans were overthrown, and in the general disorder of the M...ahom- etan world a veteran and adventurous army, which in- cluded many Turkoman hordes, was dissolved into fac- tions who, under various chiefs, lived a life of rapine 234 Edward Gibbon and plunder. Some of these engaged in the service of Aladin (i 219-1236), Sultan of Iconium, and among these were the obscure fathers of the Ottoman line.
Orchan ruled from 1326 to 1360, achieved the con- quest of Bithynia, and first led the Turks into Europe, and in 1353 established himself in the Chersonesus, and occupied Gallipoli, the key of the Hellespont.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— E7td of the Roman World Only three more sovereigns ruled the remnants of the Roman world after the reign of John Palseologus, but the final downfall of the empire was delayed above fifty years by a series of events that had sapped the strength of the Mahometan empire. The rise and triumph of the Moguls and Tartars under their emperors, descendants of Zingis Khan, had shaken the globe from China to Poland and Greece (1206-1304). The sultans were overthrown, and in the general disorder of the M...ahom- etan world a veteran and adventurous army, which in- cluded many Turkoman hordes, was dissolved into fac- tions who, under various chiefs, lived a life of rapine 234 Edward Gibbon and plunder. Some of these engaged in the service of Aladin (i 219-1236), Sultan of Iconium, and among these were the obscure fathers of the Ottoman line.
Orchan ruled from 1326 to 1360, achieved the con- quest of Bithynia, and first led the Turks into Europe, and in 1353 established himself in the Chersonesus, and occupied Gallipoli, the key of the Hellespont.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mee, Arthur, 1875-1943, Joint Editor to read onlineMoreLess
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