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ry.He had at least as good a right to the throne as hisuncle, Az-Zaghal, who, there is no reason to suppose,in view of his surrender at Baza, would have madea longer or more successful resistance. As to his THE HISTORY OF THE CITY 79 making terms with the Christians and consenting tohold the… … ^ mTTTl oiivi->t.i*- Window in the Hall of Ambassadors of Granada for the extinction of his country by anirresistible foe is as fair as it would be to attributeto Harold the overthrow of the Saxon state or toPalaeologus the downfall of the Byzantine empire. The government of Granada, after the…
