Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29., chapter 1.38, section c.1.38.121, page 299

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[299] and his Grecian band into the heart of Asia, or that would pale into insignificance the deeds of chivalry and valor which characterized the days of knight errantry, when Richard the Lion Hearted led the chivalry of Europe against Salladin and his hordes of Moslems in the Holy Land. But, as it is, I must content myself with cold facts, and let history speak for itself.

Richmond, VA. 1901.

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