The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 11Thomas M'Lean, 1827 |
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... Constantinople by Amurath the Second CHAPTER LXVI . • Page 1 Application of the Eastern emperors to the popes - Visits to the West , of John the First , Manuel , and John the Second , Palæ- ologus - Union of the Greek and Latin churches ...
... Constantinople by Amurath the Second CHAPTER LXVI . • Page 1 Application of the Eastern emperors to the popes - Visits to the West , of John the First , Manuel , and John the Second , Palæ- ologus - Union of the Greek and Latin churches ...
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... Constantinople and Gallipoli , were possessed , the one by the christians , the other by the Turks . On this great occasion , they forgot the difference of re- ligion , to act with union and firmness in the com- mon cause : the double ...
... Constantinople and Gallipoli , were possessed , the one by the christians , the other by the Turks . On this great occasion , they forgot the difference of re- ligion , to act with union and firmness in the com- mon cause : the double ...
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... Constantinople was the accidental consequence . When Manuel abdicated the government , it was his prayer , rather than his hope , that the ruin of the church and state might be delayed beyond his un- happy days ; and , after his return ...
... Constantinople was the accidental consequence . When Manuel abdicated the government , it was his prayer , rather than his hope , that the ruin of the church and state might be delayed beyond his un- happy days ; and , after his return ...
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... emperor was at once the enemy of the two rivals ; from whom he had sustained , and to whom he had offered an injury ; and the victory of Amurath was followed , in the ensuing spring , by the siege of Constantinople * . The religious ...
... emperor was at once the enemy of the two rivals ; from whom he had sustained , and to whom he had offered an injury ; and the victory of Amurath was followed , in the ensuing spring , by the siege of Constantinople * . The religious ...
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... Constantinople the emperor and the nuncios admired each other's piety and eloquence ; and their frequent conferences were filled with mutual praises and promises , by which both parties were amused , and neither could be deceived . " I ...
... Constantinople the emperor and the nuncios admired each other's piety and eloquence ; and their frequent conferences were filled with mutual praises and promises , by which both parties were amused , and neither could be deceived . " I ...
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