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By [...], a descendant of these Franks, Charlemagne (768–

814), had united such a huge swathe of territory–encompassing much of modern France, Germany, Italy and the Low Countries–that he could lay claim to the long-dormant title of emperor of the West.

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By [...], a descendant of these Franks, Charlemagne (768–

814), had united such a huge swathe of territory–encompassing much of modern France, Germany, Italy and the Low Countries–that he could lay claim to the long-dormant title of emperor of the West.

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By [...], a descendant of these Franks, Charlemagne (768–

814), had united such a huge swathe of territory–encompassing much of modern France, Germany, Italy and the Low Countries–that he could lay claim to the long-dormant title of emperor of the West.

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800
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By 800, a descendant of these Franks, Charlemagne (768– 814), had united such a huge swathe of territory–encompassing much of modern France, Germany, Italy and the Low Countries–that he could

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The Crusades: The Authoritative History of the War for the Holy Land PDF Book by Thomas Asbridge Read Online Free - Page 3
und the year 500 one of these groups, the Franks, established control over north-eastern Gaul, giving rise to a kingdom known as Francia (from which the modern nation of France took its name).* <span>By 800, a descendant of these Franks, Charlemagne (768– 814), had united such a huge swathe of territory–encompassing much of modern France, Germany, Italy and the Low Countries–that he could lay claim to the long-dormant title of emperor of the West. Charlemagne and his successors, the Carolingians, presided over a short-lived period of renewed security, but their empire crumbled under the weight of succession disputes and repeated

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