11 September 2011
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Voila
Avant de nous dire adieu
"In every battle the eyes are the first to be conquered..."
- Tacitus, Germania
- Tacitus, Germania
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2 comments:
Hail the sleeping king!
What a fool-on a crusade that ultimately benefited nobody but his Spanish cousin. No planning, poor execution and did absolutely nothing but drain his country to pay ransoms for the aristocracy captured by the Moroccans and left thousands of the poor either dead or sold into slavery.
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