The chatterbox book of soldiers and sailors (1910)
Robinson, Anna, Weir, Harrison · Boston, D. Estes · leaf 170
in,tried to rally them. The French Kings horsewas shot, but he pressed on foot into the verymidst of the battle. Little by little his followerswere driven back until King John and theKnight de Chassy stood alone surrounded byEnglish, whose spears were at the kings breast.So good King John… … RAMESES II /^^F all the many Pharaohs of Egypt none^^^ is so well known to-day as Rameses II,partly because of his victory over the Hittites,about which a poem was written, and partlybecause of his vanity. For more than any otherPharaoh he caused his name and deeds to becut in stone from one end of…
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