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A Popular History of France From The Earliest Times

CHAPTER XXV
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Louis was informed of it, but said nothing.

Next day, the 30th of October, 1468, the assault was ordered; and the duke marched at the head of his troops.

Up came the king; but, "Bide," said Charles; "put not yourself uselessly in danger; I will send you word when it is time." "Lead on, brother," replied Louis; "you are the most fortunate prince alive; I will follow you." And he continued marching with him.

But the assault was unnecessary.

Discouragement had taken possession of the Liegese, the bravest of whom had fallen.


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