Ten Great Events in History Quotes

“the battle of Marathon, and the victory of Miltiades,”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

“A Spartan force, on its way to join the Athenians, arrived too late to take part in the battle, and they quietly returned home.”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

“Six thousand four hundred Persian dead remained on the plain, while the Greek loss was one hundred and ninety-two. 14.”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

“It is said that belief in the remarkable fulfillment of a dream brought hope once more to the disheartened crusaders.”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

“At length the scattered armies reunited for the siege of Antioch toward the end of October, 1097.”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

“The siege of Nice”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

“Nice and that of Antioch.”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

“conquest of Palestine by the Turkish hordes in 1065. But recently converted to Moslemism, and therefore more rude and fanatical than the other Mohammedans, these Turks wreaked their vengeance on all alike—Christians, Jews, and even the native Mohammedans.”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

“when we celebrate the birth of our own country, we should ever keep in mind the desperate struggle at Marathon, and the valor of Miltiades and his Greek soldiery.”
― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History

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― James Johonnot, Ten Great Events in History