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Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 19

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As he had spoken, so was it done. The Venetians took the part of the city towards the port, where were the ships, and the Franks took the other part. There were quarters assigned...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 18

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Then rose the abbot of Vaux, of the order of the Cistercians, and said to them: ” Lords, I forbid you, on the part of the Pope of Rome, to attack this city; for...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 17

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At this time all the barons had not yet arrived. Thus the Marquis of Montferrat had remained behind for some business that detained him. And Stephen of Perche had remained at Venice sick, and...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 16

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Before this happened, of which I have just told you, there came news to the host which greatly saddened the barons and the other folk, viz., that Fulk, the good man, the holy man,...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 15

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Thus did the Doge take the cross, as you have heard. Then the Venetians began to deliver the ships, the galleys, and the transports to the barons, for departure; but so much time had...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 14

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“The King of Hungary has taken from us Zara in Sclavonia, which is one of the strongest places in the world; and never shall we recover it with all the power that we possess,...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 13

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Then the barons met together and said: “Lords, the Venetians have well fulfilled all their undertakings, and above measure. But we cannot fulfil ours in paying for our passages, seeing we are too few...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 12

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For this embassy they made choice of Count Hugh of Saint-Paul and Geoffry the Marshal of Champagne, and these rode till they came to Pavia in Lombardy. There they found Count Louis with a...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 11

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At that time started from Flanders a fleet that carried a great number of good men-at-arms. Of this fleet were captains John of Nêle, Castellan of Bruges, Thierri, who was the son of Count...

Memoirs or Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade part 10

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Thus did the marquis consent to their prayers, and receive the lordship of the host. Whereupon the Bishop of Soissons, and Master Fulk, the holy man, and two white monks whom the marquis had...

Harput

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Silence part 3

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