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The History of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

CHAPTER LIX: The Crusades
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189--208.

I much question the authenticity of this copy; yet it is true, that Sultan Selim concluded a treaty with the Circassians or Mamalukes of Egypt, and left them in possession of arms, riches, and power.

See a new Abrege de l'Histoire Ottomane, composed in Egypt, and translated by M.Digeon, (tom.i.p.

55--58, Paris, 1781,) a curious, authentic, and national history.] [Footnote 104: Si totum quo regnum occuparunt tempus respicias, praesertim quod fini propius, reperies illud bellis, pugnis, injuriis, ac rapinis refertum, (Al Jannabi, apud Pocock, p.

31.) The reign of Mohammed (A.D.


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