To readers, who before approaching Villehardouin have well acquainted themselves with the characteristics of the Chansons de Gestes, the resemblance of the Conquete de Constantinoble to these latter is exceedingly striking.
The Conquete de Constantinoble[132] of Geoffroy de Villehardouin was written in all probability during the first decade of the thirteenth century.
He translated Cortez's letters into French, under the title Lettres de Fernand Cortes a Charles-quint sur la decouverte et la conquete du Mexique (1896).
The only large work in which he develops his teaching is "La conquete du pain" (1892).
The chief work of Kropotkin is La Conquete du Pain, Paris, 1892.
As the comparison of the Conquetede Constantinoble with a chanson de geste is inevitable, so is that of Froissart's Chronique with a roman d'aventures.
Under the title of Conquete de Constantinoble Villehardouin has left us a history of the fourth crusade, which has been accepted by all competent judges as the best picture extant of feudal chivalry in its prime.
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