God Wills It! A Tale of the First Crusade

God Wills It! A Tale of the First Crusade
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William Stearns Davis. God Wills It! A Tale of the First Crusade

PREFACE

PROLOGUE. HOW HILDEBRAND GAVE A BATTLE CRY

CHAPTER I. HOW BARON WILLIAM SALLIED FORTH

CHAPTER II. HOW RICHARD WON THREE FRIENDS

CHAPTER III. HOW RICHARD WON A BROTHER

CHAPTER IV. HOW RICHARD WENT TO PALERMO

CHAPTER V. HOW RICHARD WON TWO FOES

CHAPTER VI. HOW ROLLO MET INSULT

CHAPTER VII. HOW DE VALMONT SENT HIS GAGE

CHAPTER VIII. HOW IFTIKHAR SPED A VAIN ARROW

CHAPTER IX. HOW TRENCHEFER DROVE HOME

CHAPTER X. HOW IFTIKHAR SAID FAREWELL TO SICILY

CHAPTER XI. HOW RICHARD FARED TO AUVERGNE

CHAPTER XII. HOW RICHARD CAME TO ST. JULIEN

CHAPTER XIII. HOW RICHARD SINNED AGAINST HEAVEN

CHAPTER XIV. HOW RICHARD'S SIN WAS REWARDED

CHAPTER XV. HOW RICHARD FOUND THE CRUCIFIX

CHAPTER XVI. HOW LADY IDE FORGAVE RICHARD

CHAPTER XVII. HOW RICHARD SAW PETER THE HERMIT

CHAPTER XVIII. HOW RICHARD MET GODFREY OF BOUILLON

CHAPTER XIX. HOW RICHARD TOOK THE CROSS

CHAPTER XX. HOW RICHARD RECEIVED GREAT MERCY

CHAPTER XXI. HOW RICHARD RETURNED TO LA HAYE

CHAPTER XXII. HOW RICHARD PARTED WITH HIS BROTHER

CHAPTER XXIII. HOW IFTIKHAR'S MESSENGER RETURNED

CHAPTER XXIV. HOW THEY SLEW THE FIRST INFIDEL

CHAPTER XXV. HOW DUKE GODFREY SAVED THE DAY

CHAPTER XXVI. HOW RICHARD WAS AGAIN CHASTENED

CHAPTER XXVII. HOW THE ARMY CAME TO ANTIOCH

CHAPTER XXVIII. HOW RICHARD REGAINED HIS BROTHER

CHAPTER XXIX. HOW IFTIKHAR BORE HOME HIS PRIZE

CHAPTER XXX. HOW THERE WAS FESTIVAL AT ALEPPO

CHAPTER XXXI. HOW MARY REDEEMED HER SOUL

CHAPTER XXXII. HOW MORGIANA PROFFERED TWO CUPS

CHAPTER XXXIII. HOW EYBEK TURNED GRAY

CHAPTER XXXIV. HOW MUSA PRACTISED MAGIC

CHAPTER XXXV. HOW RICHARD HEARD A SONG

CHAPTER XXXVI. HOW THE ISMAELIANS SAW TRENCHEFER

CHAPTER XXXVII. HOW ROLLO CARRIED WEIGHT

CHAPTER XXXVIII. HOW RICHARD AND MUSA AGAIN PARTED

CHAPTER XXXIX. HOW PETER BARTHELMY HAD A DREAM

CHAPTER XL. HOW THE HOLY LANCE WAS FOUND

CHAPTER XLI. HOW LIGHT SMOTE DARKNESS

CHAPTER XLII. HOW MORGIANA WOUND HER LAST SPELL

CHAPTER XLIII. HOW THE ARMY SAW JERUSALEM

CHAPTER XLIV. HOW MORGIANA BROUGHT WARNING

CHAPTER XLV. HOW RICHARD HAD SPEECH WITH MUSA

CHAPTER XLVI. HOW IFTIKHAR CEASED FROM TROUBLING

CHAPTER XLVII. HOW TRENCHEFER WAS BROKEN

CHAPTER XLVIII. HOW RICHARD SAW THE SUN RISE

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The First Crusade was the sacrifice of France for the sins of the Dark Ages. Alone of all the Crusades it succeeded, despite its surrender of countless lives. No Richard of England, no St. Louis led; its heroes were the nobles and peasants of France and Norman Italy, who endured a thousand perils and hewed their victorious way to Jerusalem. In this Crusade united Feudalism and Papacy won their greatest triumph. Notwithstanding the self-seeking of a few, the mass of the Crusaders were true to their profession,—they sought no worldly gain, but to wash out their sins in infidel blood. In this Crusade also the alien civilizations of Christendom and Islam were brought into a dramatic collision which has few historic counterparts.

Except in Scott's "Count Robert of Paris," which deals wholly with the Constantinople episode, I believe the First Crusade has not been interpreted in fiction. Possibly, therefore, the present book may have a slight value, as seeking to tell the story of the greatest event of a great age.

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"Odon, Cardinal of Ostia, my dear son!" cried the fainting Pope, as the prelate knelt at the bedside, beseeching the blessing. "But—you?" and he wondered, looking upon the knight. The other bowed his head.

"Holy Father," said he, in the tongue of northern France, "do you not know me? I have greatly sinned: I have fought with Henry against Holy Church. I repent; assign any penance—for from Rome I have come, seeking absolution at the hands of the true Vicar of Christ."

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