History in Dispute, Volume 10 - Crusades
β Dennis E. Showalter, Mark T. Abate, Robert J. Allison, Benjamin Frankel
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2002
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Emotions in a Crusading Context, 1095-1291
β Scribed by Stephen J. Spencer
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- Emotions in History
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