Crusades

ISBN-10
0563370076
ISBN-13
9780563370079
Series
Crusades
Category
Crusades
Pages
256
Language
English
Published
1994
Authors
Terry Jones, Alan Ereira

Description

900 years ago, Christian Europe was seized by a fever that changed the world forever. Inspired by a Pope who offered rewards on earth and a certain place in Paradise thereafter, tens of thousands of men, women and children - knights and peasants, rich and poor, old and young - set out for the Holy Land to recapture the Holy City Jerusalem and save their fellow Christians from persecution by the Infidel.

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