A 19th century engraving of a scene in Claremont, France shows Pope Urban II standing behind the priest Peter the Hermit who is encouraging men to go on a Crusade In the medieval period ...
Some of the most violent and destructive periods for Jews included the Crusades, the Inquisitions, and widespread pogroms. The Crusades (1096–1291) were religious wars initiated by the ...
The Crusades and the medieval knight William Marshal, changing perception and stimulating engagement
Through examining both often-overlooked aspects of the Crusades and one of the most celebrated key players of the medieval age, Asbridge presents a history that decentres the traditional Eurocentric ...
Warfare The Crusaders learned more about warfare. Concentric castles - with two curtain (outer) walls - were developed during the crusades, and these ideas were used to improve and fortify castles ...
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