Renascence Portraits
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Within a week of the truce, the French army routed the army of the League in the slaughterous battle of Ravenna and seemed master of Italy. This spec- tacle was too much for Maximilian ; he opened the passes of Tirol for the Swiss that they might march to the de- fense of the Pope, he ordered all the German mercenaries who had done so much to win the battle of Ravenna to leave the lilies. The result was the retreat of the French across the Alps. But in spite of this attack upon Louis XII, Maxim...ilian still continued negotiations for the com- 1 For this discussion references to literature Gebhardt Die Gravamina der deutschen nation gegen den Romischen Hof. Breslau, 1884, page 90.
Ulmann, Maximilian I, Vol. II. page 439.
Jager Albrecht. Maximilian's \ferhaltnisse zum Papsthum in Sitzungsbe- richte der Kais. Akad. d. Wissenschaften. Phil. Hist. Klasse, Vol. XII, 210.
340 RENASCENCE PORTRAITS pletion of the marriage between Louis's daughter and his own grandson Charles. The negotiations made the Pope uncertain of his support and anxious to persuade Venice to grant Maximilian's condition for a peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Within a week of the truce, the French army routed the army of the League in the slaughterous battle of Ravenna and seemed master of Italy. This spec- tacle was too much for Maximilian ; he opened the passes of Tirol for the Swiss that they might march to the de- fense of the Pope, he ordered all the German mercenaries who had done so much to win the battle of Ravenna to leave the lilies. The result was the retreat of the French across the Alps. But in spite of this attack upon Louis XII, Maxim...ilian still continued negotiations for the com- 1 For this discussion references to literature Gebhardt Die Gravamina der deutschen nation gegen den Romischen Hof. Breslau, 1884, page 90.
Ulmann, Maximilian I, Vol. II. page 439.
Jager Albrecht. Maximilian's \ferhaltnisse zum Papsthum in Sitzungsbe- richte der Kais. Akad. d. Wissenschaften. Phil. Hist. Klasse, Vol. XII, 210.
340 RENASCENCE PORTRAITS pletion of the marriage between Louis's daughter and his own grandson Charles. The negotiations made the Pope uncertain of his support and anxious to persuade Venice to grant Maximilian's condition for a peace.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Van Dyke to read onlineMoreLess
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