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A History of England, Period I. Mediæval Monarchy

Note 32 — RICHARD I. 1189–1199.

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A fanatical sect established in 1090 in the mountains of North Persia. They had two chief places, the one the fortress of Alamout in Persia, the other Masgat in the mountains of Libanus. Their name is derived from Haschich, an intoxicating drink with which they raised their enthusiasm.

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