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safe CIIH~;O~~ of his sister, who I d now retnnletl to the csnlp to ~llect her mollter. Secl. 34. 6ol1n, I)isltop of Esctcr, closeci his Inst 11:~y. Swvaric~~s, arcl1r1c:~con of Nortltnnq>t.on, being also onc of the many who Itml followctl tlic kin:,. of Engl:~~~cl 011t of Englnntl to Sicily, was supplied by the king with Iettcrs patent, in tllc prcscncc of the king's niollicr, Go tlm j~t.,ticiarics of Engl:~.ntl, contniniug the Icing's wsscut, and .somctl~i~tq t~~orc than an usscnt, that he ,shonlcl be pronioted to ml~atever vacant tlioccsc he coulcl be clcctetl to. Tllese hono~lrnlJe acq~~isitionsS:~vnricus scnt to ltis ltjus~inn, tlte bidlop of Bath, into l%gl:~nd, but IIC I~intsclf retired to 1Lo11io;IS oiic who lid bccn bcst Icuown ntuollg the Romans. Sect. 35. Ricllartl, liiilg of E11glnn11, in lottet~s dcsti~~cd for Engl:m11, tnltin:;. lenve of' his whole Iiing~Ioni, al~cI giving strict i~;junctiou for the chancellor to be houo~~retl by dl, l~is flcet, more to be prized for its quality than its nu~nler;j, bcin; in realinc.~~, wit11 a chosen slid brave arniy, with his sister Johanna and the princess lle ww to marry, with a11 tl~ings which could be neccsmry for tlwse going to war, or going to set out on n long journey, set sail on the fourth of the jdes of April. In the fleet, moreover, t11cl.e werc one Lu~nclred and fifty-sis sltips, four-and-twenty b~rs;.cu, and thirty a d [line galleys ; the sum of tllc vessels two I~untlrcrl nnd niucteen. Sect. 30'. The archbishop of Roucn cmJc to Englantl to tlic cl~anccllor,By wlioln he vas receircil and tre:ltecl honourably, and ~o~lcll better tltnn the kiug llml co~nniantlctl. Others also fullowcd with nmny rn:n)Ltes, in all or which the conclusio~> was, tl~nt tl~e cliancellor should be obeyed Ly all. To his brother Julln cspccially, lie scnt word by evcry rnesseyscr., that lie should adhere to the chnncellor, that lie sl~auld bc a support to him against dl illen, ant1 that he sl~oulcl not violate the oath he lid gisen him. The king of Englnnd sent oldcrs to the cl~ancello~; and to the convent of Cantcrbur~, ant1 to the bishops of the province, thnt they should cnnonicnlly ard jointly provide for tlic metropolitan see, bccnnse, Baldwin beiug dead, it had been bereft of its prelntc ; for the abbacy, howcver, of Westminstor, uow vacant, it is perrnittccl to the chnncellor alone to ordain as lie plcases. Therc hq~pened an eclipse of tl~c sml ahout the third hour of the day : those who wero ignorant of the muses of
? tllil~gs wcre astonisl~ctl, tlint in tl~c of - cllnncellor. Tlie I
Page 1 and 2: CHRONICLES THE CRUSADES, DXINC CONT
Page 5 and 6: PREFACE. T ~ Epresent volu~ne conip
Page 7 and 8: c:cim how much supcrior it is in ev
Page 10 and 11: RICHARD OF DEVIZES. PROLOGUE. To th
Page 12 and 13: IN THE YEAR OF' TIlE LORD JICLSSSIS
Page 14 and 15: of his timo was more subtlc wl~ilst
Page 16 and 17: consecmtcd hy Arclibisllop Daldwin
Page 18 and 19: a bisl~op, l111t nr; a cl~nnccllor
Page 20 and 21: 1% IIICIll\RD 03 DDVIZGS. LSECT. 1"
Page 22 and 23: cnliip to l~nng tl~cl'con t.l~icvcs
Page 24 and 25: furll~cr, that tl~c sloth of tlic E
Page 26 and 27: Sect. 26. Thc king's nmly hnving on
Page 28 and 29: Scct. 26. Tltc 1iing'~i army l~avin
Page 30 and 31: IN TIIE YEAR OF THE LORD nIC'XC1. S
Page 34 and 35: 12cprc)of ww too htc :LfhX' he enw
Page 36 and 37: with the earl, IIC nrigllt hme an e
Page 38 and 39: cncly, cmnc to DOVCY, :all11 l)rcr.
Page 40 and 41: 30 nrcrranu or;. ~)ovrzes. [SI~C.~.
Page 42 and 43: 32 RICnhRD OF DEVIZBR. [SECT. 52-:5
Page 44 and 45: nrrivcd in Flmders. His pnsmgc over
Page 46 and 47: o8 the two nforemid of cllicf tligu
Page 48 and 49: pcmit tho f?cet which followed to n
Page 50 and 51: Sllmlir~ to t11c bcsinyxl, ]:den wi
Page 52 and 53: they sl~onltl :gniu oppose the cros
Page 54 and 55: IN TIIE PEAR OF TITE LORD NCSCII. P
Page 56 and 57: the imlrlncnlle, t11011gh thcir vcs
Page 58 and 59: sterling out of tl~cEscl~cqllcr:wz
Page 60 and 61: . shuold bc c:~llecl cities, but th
Page 62 and 63: thc day l~rcforc, nnil noticccl tll
Page 64 and 65: .5 4 RTCJlARD OF DEVIZES. [SECT. 85
Page 66 and 67: Englisli Grctl SU~)~LICIIISIY every
Page 68 and 69: his fzthc~ ol~ovc? all his brotlma,
Page 70 and 71: trusty ol' f,llc I
Page 72 and 73: all wile weyo able to Ye1-m in the
Page 74 and 75: mitlt tlie :IS:~F~~LIIUL! or Count
Page 77 and 78: ITIRTElURY OF RICRAltD I. AND OTHER
Page 79 and 80: IZEBE UEGINS THE ITINERARY OF RICHA
Page 81 and 82: 1 to him to surrcntlcr. Be, I~oweuc
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.i arc c1n.y~in the ycnr, and so pn
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1 A.D. 11S7.] SALADIN'S IMWEN~BARMY
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~~JIONGothers, the marquis, on l~iv
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I Crr. I.-How Saladin besicycd Tyrr
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Aarn~c: other things we think it o1
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kingflom, -war long held in sicge b
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estrurdinarily, that many nligmted
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I Wc tl~inliit rigl~~ to i~lsertiu
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tians, in the land of Dnlnnsclls, a
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Trre Ihg of thc Hnucprisnr;, Bela b
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in their power to do it : dl the na
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isl~op~, one arcl~bisl~op, two duli
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c-ival to hax-e been SO nnmcroos. I
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horses 2nd baggage weye passin!: tl
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lctn, after he I d I:ccl~ n yr:~in
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I 104 ITINERARY OF RICUARD I. [I$.
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f r .I the 1:~11ili11g 7 IIP: night
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I descen~led from the cnlllp LO the
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j-et,urn in co11f~1lr;ion ; tl10.v
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I ITINERARY OF RICHARD I. [n. I. c.
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'II4 ITINERARY OP RIC~AI?~ I. [n. I
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I 116 I'~IxERARY OF RIGUARD I. [c.
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twisted ropes in front. And the upp
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much more extensitre, it would have
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I rclinrlnishet.I their arms, lay d
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124 ITIXEI~ARY OF RICJIAILD I. [n.
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Cn. SLV11.-The tuonrlcrs which I ~
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single-hancled, and a rwdy prcy for
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130 r~rrrrm.m\i01. RICIIARD I. [n.
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CH.LVIIL-How a Parthian human was s
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warriors, moved tlwir ~nnchincs ns
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126 ITINERARY OF RICnAIlD I. [B. 1.
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CH.LST1I.-Fkro Ihr Tub.fm~,m*r/Rt w
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140 ITWERARY OF RICIIARD I. [n. I.
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13u.r tlrc ulnrqois, hnvilrg ~.~IIC
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CII. LX1X.-Now he who 71ad somc foo
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146 ITINERARY OF RICHARD I. [D. I.
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148 ITINERARY OF RICIIARD J. [I
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tribute to tlrc support of the need
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152 ITIHE~A~YOF RICHARD T. [n. 11.
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3 54 ITINEILARY OB RTCIIARD I. [n.
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CR. VI.-How Ifin? Riclrn~d,Jravinq
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158 ITINERARY O F RICHARD 7. [u. IT
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their pilgrinrn,qe sllould return h
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Cn. XI.--Of ihc city of Messi~m,mrr
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CFI. S1V.-tV/d injuries o1w rrk~ of
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13,:~1,y II~C:LIIS of that oh[ cllW
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Tm liiug of Fm.nce, jculous of the
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ter~~~s of thc covcnnnt w11icL I d
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2s fnls as Iny in lhl, to 1)cw the!
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Lestowcil vcrp many gifts on his ow
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' rmdy with all his equipment, taki
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4. D. 1191.1 ACCOUN'C OF RIIODES. 1
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o be erected, nnd plac.et:l near th
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A. n. I 191.1 VICTORY IN CI'PRUS. 1
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them prisoners, if thy shoold liste
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nt n time Icn.pecl out of the galle
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helmets, and swords, and lances, an
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I 01, induce him to surrender; but
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A.D. 1191.3 CAPTURE OF NICOiIA. 1 :
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CR. XL1.-How, ~ciliilcIhe peel of I
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arrows at onr niem. On seciug this,
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of a, pros~erousgale, the fleet nt~
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Tam king of F~mcc,not liliirlg tllc
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CH. V1.-How, in cosscr/umzco of the
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Cw. TTIII.-HIIIII1hc T~rrk,shrj~lre
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obstinate, tl~e othcrs the ~no.st v
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to be carried tl~itlier on a silken
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tllc~n were l;illc(l by ll~c crlcln
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Crr. XVI1.-HOW llre bcsirpd entered
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at tho loss of all thy possessed-no
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wish to go nwsy, \\8i~~%s! his 8ill
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220 ITINERARY OF RTCIIARD I. [n. IV
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aa his prcscnce seemed ncccssary to
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Turks were mdring constnnt irruptio
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22G ITINERARY OF RICIIARD 1. [u. IV
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22s ITINERARY OF RICHARD I. [u. IV.
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230 ITINERARY OF ILICIIARD I. [ti.
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232 ITINERARY OF ILICTIARD I. [D. I
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234 ~TINER.\RY OF RIC~IARD I. [u. I
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0 Lord Gtrtl ! what feclings ngitnt
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'f r',,.!: ,' - i - Printed by J. B
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A.D. J 19 1.] TIIE EFFECTS OF TI~ET
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cut down the Turks in every dirccti
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ntt:~ckcd thc Turlts ; the Koru~ans
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army wllicl~ thus toiled in thc bat
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from t11c splcndo~~r of tl~cir a.rm
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Tl~ercfore, the I-Iospitdhs :~nd Ia
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m:ii~~ccIn little longcr, n-nrl I d
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Cu. STIV.-The Turks wilA 19,000 mmz
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CN. XXV.-How oar ships broziyht us
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land n~oulcl soon have been clear o
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isl~ecl upon them, and they, preten
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slfety of the pilglirns who pnsscd
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I cnsned, as tl~cTurlts assailed tl
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sword, carved his may to nnd fro nn
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sion for tho futurc : but, alns ! J
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254 ITINERARY OF RIC~ARDI. [n. IV.c
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' A.D. 1191.1 VIcToRY OF TIIE EARL
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INthe mean time it becn~nc kuov-II
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Cn. X SXV.-llow Ihe arny pvqm-c wif
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258 ITINERARY OF RICIIARD I. [n. v.
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' A.D. 1192.1 TIlE BREKCll LEAVE TH
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tlleln to do , ,,tl~er-q. wit11 tl~
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CH. V.-Saladin, hearing qf Ute retu
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promise that thcy would rcjoin the
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A .P. 1192.1 TWELVE TIIOUSAND ClIRI
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CH.1X.- How the tlukc of Ds?grinr7y
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A.D. 1 I 92.1 D1SI'I:TE LIETWEEN TH
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2GG ITINERARY 08 RICHARD 1. [B. V.
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an11 that, in consequence of his do
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2GS ~~rssn:\n~ or* x~cn'mr, I. [c.
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t;1n:~11 portion of its strengtli t
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his will. Saladin, wondering at thi
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A.D. 1192.1 DISCORD AMOKG THE CHRIS
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:~lsowhen hc nlncle his eqmli tion
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of the castlcs. I-Ie had also arl,i
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274 ITINERARY Or RICIIARD I. [I?. V
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A . ] TIC2 ;MARQUIS ELECTED KING. 2
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used tl~eir 11t1nost diligence to p
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had donc it by the corn~ll~nd of th
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In the confusion which now prcvnile
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this reply, m~d wllile they asre st
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280 ITINERARY OF RIC[IARLI I. V. CC
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Ca. XXXII1.-Likmrxsc of lire co@v o
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CR. XXXV.-Iimu on 1Ae rettint of th
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' A.D. 1m.l THE CIIARAOTER OF ICING
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3 4 ITINERARY OF RlClTATlD I. [u. V
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n.n. 1193.1 TnE PORT OF DARTJM IS A
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&d,r~:~lly, or cvcn to escnpe with
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A. D. 1199.1 THE FORT IS TAKEN. 287
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288 IrCINERA1LY OF RICIIAllD I. [u.
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I England, owing to I. htcn to the
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200 ITISERARY OF X'CUARD 1. [u. Y.
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it, ' , A.D. 1192.1 ICING RICIIAlZD
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yon, sccoding to the riul~es of his
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st~dithution. The kitrg's heart was
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so011 see thy city of Jerusalem, in
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on their mnrch, that after crossi~r
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CH. L.-IJoro the Turks tn Jm~dem,on
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ciplinc, chargcd the Tnrlis done, b
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298 ITINERARY OF SICHAIID I. [ti. \
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' fresh vigour, and Cz1,ldwin was a
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ITINERARY OF RICKAnD I. [R. rr. C.1
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until we have a.ccomplisbed our pil
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" 302 ITINERARY OF RICHARD I. [B. T
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t tliat he shall be suppliccl act:c
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304 1TlNRRAfiY OF ILICIIARD I. [13.
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the cnravnn, followed for some time
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306 ITTNElL.\RY OF RICITARD I. [n.
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-, > A.D. 1IDP.1 ACCOUKT OF TIIE BO
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Cn. V1.-Hnw ~ol,ile&71(l Richnvrl ?
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Slrorrr~~ :dtc,r ti~c clistrilution
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the rncillntin,q character nf t l F
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Holy Scpulcl~re at Jer~~mlem, fro~l
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his own co~ultry. But Saladin, WLO
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tlc&wc of' t,heir city. The pctrwix
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fiel.csly nss:~ulted the tower, and
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enemy 11x1 tdien Joppa, all but thc
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31G ITIN~R,LRY or: RICII,\RI) I. [c
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I ineans ccrhin tht any one remaine
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lloiatctl on an en~i~~ence, that th
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cen ablc to accomplish this 2 In in
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whorn they must obey in wlintsocver
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and liim tributary to them. Vincent
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* A flnt country. Snnuto, 1.2, part
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la undr~rst.nnrl, hlrtl~er on, tl~u
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~i,.I fZ.jO, kc.] JOINVXLLE EQIJJPS
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Acllillcs w3.9 l~lortnlly wounded i
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* All the writers on the hol~ wnrs
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to rclrcnt wllnt they hnd 1,cforr:
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more s paradise or hell. Tlie friar
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I t tllat Itc co11lJ not think ~CII
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"Sire," rcplicll 1, "I know not wl~
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I~nd tlrrrs ordercd Ilirn, and 1il;
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Pouhin,' and I told by my cousin Si
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* Boihontl V., prince of A~ttioch,a
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* I Ibclieve this to be tho same w1
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city came out in gmntl processiot~
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of my pny, nnd ~cfusetl to give it
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much difficulty I mas led to the ki
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him ; tllg were of a b1;iclc silken
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LOUIS 1X. KING .OF FltAKCE,
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t.wcllty livres parisis to LC given
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~ould go anJ scck tllc sulll, wllic
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I g,.ricvousl,y sick. He did not li
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4'4 JOINVILI.X'SJIEXOIM OF SAINT LO
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lil~cl~tics at sunrise remninccl un
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452 JOINYILLE'S XEMOIRS OP SAINT LO
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A DISSERTATTON 0N JOIBVILLE'S LIFE
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JOINVTLLE'S HISTORY OF SAINT LOUIS.
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NIIMOIRS 0I? LOUIS IX. KING OF PRAN
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loynlly, than thet thou sl~ouldst r
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n-0 PR~~.I.IRB.] ON PORIP TN DRESS.
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a nlortx.1 sin ?" BLI~I: who V~LIL~
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-. , L'RRLIN.] Ills AD3IONITION AGA
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thinliing to acquit himself by thn
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tl~e kin;: Iml on, saying, " Now se
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wore dri~en ncnr to the isle of Cyp
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* Giovnnni Villmi, 1. 6, ch. 7, att
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you llnvc dona .I foolis11 thing-,
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continued tllc Cordelier, "let tho
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silcut, mtl your cnnscs sl~:dl be c
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are 1w.c :~?rcrul~lcd in your prese
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Sir Richnrtl dc Menon, the king of
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ninn Icttcrs wl~icl~ C~UII~.C-.Y or
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cln,yof St. 31;d t,he npostle and c
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A.D. ZZfj-&L1._I INSUltRIZCTloN DUR
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tlle count of Brittany" against the
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A.D. 122G-40.1 TERROR INSPIRED DT ~
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of thc wife of my bef'orcmid lord,
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The count Peter of Brittany, and th
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army, for tliat thy weye going to f
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A.D. 136-40.1 ANECDOTE OF HENRY TLI
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376 JOINVILLE'S MEJlOIRS OF SAINT L
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AD. 12-fl.l DEFEAT 01" LIENItY 111.
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tllat scverd of our mcn ~lltc~'edh
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AD. 1245.1 TUE I~IXGassuims TilE cn
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the country, whew, after eating and
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nly Ivcsence while t11e.y cousultcd
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382 JOINVILLE'S MEMOIRS OP SAINT LO
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A.D. 12-18.] A MIRACLE AT SE.4. 383
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384 JOINVJLLE'S 3IIn10IRS OF SAINT
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" This Icing was not thc grent cham
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e1;ainetl nlc in his service, :dlo:
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I A.D. 1248.1 SULTAN O ~ ~ A D S L
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il~stsntaneo~~sly took erect throng
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* The llalinns cull them nacea?.a n
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king on the Z"richy, to for the gal
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tll~ln, and con tinuecl aclvancing
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his nrnls, nil2 on each tay$ WCLSa
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* Proiss:wt, vol. i. cl~. 12, and t
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der l~ntl bccn tlepositml, wllich t
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' ' -"Pi ro, it SCCIIIS right t,o I
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\vorkriicr~ :~.t as thr a rate ns t
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m~m,as well nn this sirlc of the se
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~3111~ ; 'IPIIP~CC nllcient writers
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coiiqilcnce of this Irnowleclgc, c~
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efore n:u~~icttn., tlmB twelve scor
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