text_original: The country was laid so utterly waste by the enemy that Henry could not get supplies for his army, and was forced to retreat. He spent Christmas at Strasburg, where he gradu  ally got together a large army, with which he set out for Saxony, in the spring of 1075. In June the Saxons were totally defeated in a great battle by the river Unstrut in Thuringia, though the king's side also suffered heavy loss.
text_transcription: THE COUNTRY WAS LAID SO UTTERLY WASTE BY THE ENEMY THAT HENRY COULD NOT GET SUPPLIES FOR HIS ARMY AND WAS FORCED TO RETREAT HE SPENT CHRISTMAS AT STRASBOURG WHERE HE GRADUALLY GOT TOGETHER A GREAT ARMY WITH WHICH HE SET OUT FOR SAXONY IN THE SPRING OF TEN SEVENTY FIVE IN JUNE THE SAXONS WERE TOTALLY DEFEATED IN THE GREAT BATTLE BY THE RIVER UNSTRUT IN TURINGIA THOUGH THE KING'S SIDE ALSO SUFFERED HEAVY LOSS
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