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The History of the Crusades (vol. 2 of 3)

Note 222 — BOOK XII. (continued 2)

William Robson translation

The infantry must have rendered, during the siege, greater services than the cavalry, in defending the intrenchments, mounting to the assault, or fighting on board the ships. This dispute alone proves that the infantry had made great progress; for till that time they would not have dared to compare themselves with the cavalry.

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