Worlds Great Classics volume 12
Worlds Great Classics volume 12
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C Louis was there elected, and the principal reason they gave for choosing him is that he was of the imperial family, d that Charles the Fat had conferred upon him the dignity of king, and that the Emperor Arnold had invested him by the sceptre, and by the ministry of his ambassadors. The kingdom of Aries, like the other dismembered or dependent kingdoms of Charlemagne, was elective and hereditary.
1 8. — Charlemagne Charlemagne's intention was to restrain the power of the nobility within prope...r bounds, and to hinder them from op- pressing the freemen and the clergy. He balanced the several orders of the state, and remained perfect master of them all. The whole was united by the strength of his genius. He led the nobility continually from one expedition to another, giving them no time to form conspiracies, but employing them en- tirely in the execution of his designs. The empire was sup- ported by the greatness of its chief ; the prince was great, but the man was greater. The kings, his children, were his first subjects, the instruments of his power and patterns of obedi- ence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C Louis was there elected, and the principal reason they gave for choosing him is that he was of the imperial family, d that Charles the Fat had conferred upon him the dignity of king, and that the Emperor Arnold had invested him by the sceptre, and by the ministry of his ambassadors. The kingdom of Aries, like the other dismembered or dependent kingdoms of Charlemagne, was elective and hereditary.
1 8. — Charlemagne Charlemagne's intention was to restrain the power of the nobility within prope...r bounds, and to hinder them from op- pressing the freemen and the clergy. He balanced the several orders of the state, and remained perfect master of them all. The whole was united by the strength of his genius. He led the nobility continually from one expedition to another, giving them no time to form conspiracies, but employing them en- tirely in the execution of his designs. The empire was sup- ported by the greatness of its chief ; the prince was great, but the man was greater. The kings, his children, were his first subjects, the instruments of his power and patterns of obedi- ence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ensor to read onlineMoreLess
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