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Bloody Pilgrimage
As the crusaders assaulted Jerusalem, the holy and savage joined hands.
Mark Galli
Christian History Timeline: Major Crusades to the East
Did You Know?
Little Known Facts about the Crusades.
Caroline T. Marshall
From the Editor: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Mark Galli
Holy Violence Then and Now
A historian looks at the causes and lingering effects of Christian warfare.
an interview with Jonathan Riley-Smith
How Could Christians Do This?
Why followers of the Prince of Peace waged war.
Bruce L. Shelley
Long Journey to Jerusalem
Whether by land or sea, a crusade to the East was difficult and dangerous.
Puzzling Encounters
Usama ibn Munqidh was emir of Shizar in the twelfth century, when Christians occupied much of the Holy Land. Here are three accounts of his experience with the clash of cultures.
Recommended Resources
The last few decades have seen a resurgence of crusades studies. Here are several of the many fine works available.
James M. Powell
The Fighting Monks
In the new religious orders, Christians blended poverty, chastity, and military fervor.
Michael Gervers
The Gallery: Martial Monks & Holy Kings
The great preachers, planners, and fighters of the Holy Land crusades.
Stephen M. Miller
The Muslim Defense
Christians thought they had liberated Jerusalem from infidels. But what did Muslims think?
Hadia Dajani-Shakeel
Why You Should Crusade
Bernard of Clairvaux, who wrote the beautiful essay On Loving God, also urged Christians to fight for Christ. Here are some excerpts from a letter written in 1147.
Women of the Cross
The devout, combative, and scandalous women who shared in the Crusades.
Ronald C. Finucane
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