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    fortheholylandbegan,theyohandlethetransportation

    problefthethousandsofeagerpilgriwhowere

    claringforpassage,andattheendofthecrusadesthey

    hadbuilttheelvessuchstrongdefencesofbrickandofgold

    thattheyulddefypopeandeerorhequalindifference

    churchandstatefoughteachotherandathirdpartythe

    diaevalcityranahthespoils

    thecrusades

    butallthesedifferentquarrels

    tenheturks

    tooktheholyland,desecratedthe

    holyplacesandinterferedseriously

    eastto

    europecrusading

    duringthreecenturiestherehadbeenpeacebetians

    andsleexceptinspainandintheeasteron

    eire,thetatesdefendingthegatewaysofeurope

    thehaedanshavingnqueredsyriaintheseventh

    centuryheholylandbuttheyregarded

    jesusasagreatprophetthoughnotquiteasgreat

    ashaed,andtheydidnotinterferes

    oprayinthechurchhelena,the

    theroftheeerostantine,hadbuiltonthespotof

    theholygravebutearlyintheeleventhcentury,atartar

    tribefroheheseljuksorturks,

    beohaedanstateineasiaand

    thentheperiodoftolerancecatoanendtheturkstook

    allofasianoratheeasteroneerors

    andtheydeanendtothetradebetand

    alexis,theeeror,hingofhischristian

    neighboursofthe,appealedforhelpandpointedto

    thedangerhreatenedeuropeshouldtheturkstake

    nstantinople

    theitaliancitiesablishedloniesalongthe

    astofasianorandpalestine,infearfortheirpossessions,

    reportedterriblestoriesofturkishatrocitiesandchristian

    sufferingalleuropegotexcited

    popeurbanii,afrens,whohadbeen

    educatedatthesafauscloisterofclunyhhad

    trainedgregoryvii,thoughtthatthetihadefor

    actionthegeneralstateofeuropesatisfactory

    thepritiveagriculturalthodsofthatdayunchanged

    sinescausedanstantscarcityoffoodthere

    ployntandhungerandtheseareapttoleadto

    disntentandriotsillions

    itgration

    thereforeattheunontinfranceintheyear

    1095thepopearose,describedtheterriblehorrorshe

    infidelshadinflictedupontheholyland,gaveaglowing

    descriptionofthisuntryoses

    hadbeenoverfloilkandhoney,andexhortedthe

    knightsoffranceandthepeopleofeuropeingeneralto

    leavetheturks

    aeriasacrossthentinent

    allreasonstoppednrandsaw,

    oftheirshopandtakethenearestroadtotheeast

    togoandkillturkschildrenesto``go

    topalestineandbringtheterribleturkstotheirkneesby

    thereappealoftheiryouthfulzealandchristianpiety

    fullyniypercentofthoseenthusiastsnevergothin

    sightoftheholylandtheyhadnoneytheywere

    foreadanger

    tothesafetyofthehighroadsandtheyhe

    angryuntrypeople

    thefirstcrusade,aobofhonestchristians,defaulting

    bankrupts,pennilessnoblenandfugitivesfroustice,

    folloitander

    paignagainsttheinfidelsby

    rderingallthejetheytbythehey

    gotasfarashungaryandthentheywereallkilled

    thisexperien

    alonesettheholylandfreeorganisationwas

    asnecessaryasgoodin

    trainingandequippinganarof200,000ntheywere

    placedundedofgodfreyofbouillon,robert,duke

    ofnody,robert,untofflanders,andanuerof

    otheoblen,allexperiencedintheartofwar

    intheyear1096thissendcrusadestarteduponitslong

    voyageatnstantinopletheknightsdidhogetothe

    eerorforasihavetoldyou,traditionsdiehard,and

    aroneeror,hoillheld

    ingreatrespectthentheycrossedintoasia,killedallthe

    sleedjerusalessacred

    thehaedanpopulation,andrchedtotheholy

    sepulidsttearsofpietyand

    gratitudebutsoontheturksrengthenedbythearrival

    offreshtroopsthentheyretookjerusalendintu

    killedthefaithfulfollohecross

    duringthenextturies,sevenothercrusadestook

    placegraduallythecrusadersleaedthetechniqueofthe

    tripthelandvoyageootediousandtoodangerous

    theypreferredtocrossthealpsandgotogenoaorvenice

    heytookshipfortheeastthegenoeseandtheveians

    dethistransditerraneanpassengerserviceavery

    profitablebusinesstheychargedexorbitantrates,andwhen

    theoneyuldnot

    paytheprice,theseitalian``profiteerskindlyallo

    to``venice

    toaountof

    fightingfortheohisly

    increasedherterritoryalongtheastoftheadriaticandin

    greece,eaveianlony,andinthe

    islandsofcyprusandcreteandrhodes

    allthis,hotleinsettlingthequestion

    oftheholylandafterthefirstenthusiasad

    epartoftheliberal

    educationofeveryan,andthere

    neveresforserviceinpalestine

    buttheoldzealhecrusaders,who

    hadbeguntheirhdeephatredforthe

    haedansandgreatloveforthechristianpeople

    oftheeasteroneireandaia,suffered

    apleteetodespisethe

    greeksofbyzantiuandfrequentlybetrayed

    theeniansandallthe

    otherlevantineraces,andtheybegantoappreciatethevir

    tuesoftheireneesobegenerousandfair

    opponents

    ofurse,itosaythisopenlybutwhen

    thecrusaderretued

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