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... religion , ex- horted them to repel the Barbarians on the con- fines of Afia , rather than to expect them in the heart of Europe . At the fad tale of the mifery and perils of their Eastern brethren the affembly burst into tears : the ...
... religion , ex- horted them to repel the Barbarians on the con- fines of Afia , rather than to expect them in the heart of Europe . At the fad tale of the mifery and perils of their Eastern brethren the affembly burst into tears : the ...
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... religious pofe to read Gefta Diaboli per Francos ( Hanoviæ , 1611 , two vols . in folio ) . I fhall briefly enumerate , as they ftand in this collection , the authors whom I have used for the first crufade . I. Gefta Francorum , II ...
... religious pofe to read Gefta Diaboli per Francos ( Hanoviæ , 1611 , two vols . in folio ) . I fhall briefly enumerate , as they ftand in this collection , the authors whom I have used for the first crufade . I. Gefta Francorum , II ...
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... religions by the fword . This charge of ignorance and bigotry is refuted by the Koran , by the history of the Musulman ... religion or liberty . In the eleventh century , the victorious arms of the Turks prefented a real and urgent ...
... religions by the fword . This charge of ignorance and bigotry is refuted by the Koran , by the history of the Musulman ... religion or liberty . In the eleventh century , the victorious arms of the Turks prefented a real and urgent ...
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... religious mind will not eafily relinquish its hold on the facred ground of mystery and mi- racle . III . But the ... religion is a worthy cause of hoftility ; that obftinate unbelievers may be flain or fubdued by the champions of the ...
... religious mind will not eafily relinquish its hold on the facred ground of mystery and mi- racle . III . But the ... religion is a worthy cause of hoftility ; that obftinate unbelievers may be flain or fubdued by the champions of the ...
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... religion are feeble to ftem , they are ftrong and irrefiftible to impel , the ftream of national manners . Against the private wars of the Barbarians , their bloody tournaments , licentious loves , and judicial duels , the popes and ...
... religion are feeble to ftem , they are ftrong and irrefiftible to impel , the ftream of national manners . Against the private wars of the Barbarians , their bloody tournaments , licentious loves , and judicial duels , the popes and ...
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