The Crusades

ISBN-10
0853402183
ISBN-13
9780853402183
Series
The Crusades
Category
Civilization, Medieval
Pages
96
Language
English
Published
1973-01-01
Publisher
Hodder Wayland
Authors
Roger Parkinson, Matthew Holden

Description

In this lavishly-illustrated book, the author tells the exciting story of sieges and slaughter, of Richard the Lion Heart and the noble Saladin, and explains the impact of the Crusades on the future of Europe.

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