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Identifier: historyofallnati09wrig (find matches)
Title: A history of all nations from the earliest times; being a universal historical library
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Wright, John Henry, 1852-1908
Subjects: World history
Publisher: (Philadelphia, New York : Lea Brothers & company
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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marksin yearly instalments. Lombard envoys went thereupon to Con-stance, where, on June 2i>, 1188, the jjcace was sworn to by the em-peror, his son Henry, now king-elect, and the nobles. Thus the emperor entirely gave up the demands he had made atRoncaglia, for which he had been fighting twenty years. In viewof the developments, it is hardly an open question that his earlierpolicy was a political mistake; for Frederick, now in peace andfriendship with the Lombards, took so commanding a position inItaly that even the Roman church had to bow before him. \\\\\ thequestion of the Matildan lands was still in abeyance. The emperorrenewed his proposal of financial indemnity to the pope and cardi-nals ; otherwise he would leave every separate controverted point tothe arbitration of qualified experts. The details Frederick was will-ins: to arranore with Lucius HI. at an interview in Verona, in theautumn of 1184. Before departing for that city, he held near May- THE PALACE AT GELNHAUSEN. 167
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1G8 FREDE HICK I. HAIUIAROSSA. ence a magnificent court at Whitsuntide, a festival which was longafterwards celebrated in song. (^Cf. Fig. T-i.; Thither flocked theprinces of the empire, both spiritual and lay, the nobles and greatservants of the crown, on the occasion of the emperor girding histwo sons. King Henry and Frederick, Duke of Swabia, with theknightly sword (Fig. To), the real object being to exhibit to theexultant myriads and to the world tlie power and grandeur of the Ho-

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