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Under Norman influence Christianity became warlike . fist ; MOTIVES OF THE CRUSADERS The motives that prompted men to go on so dangerous and ... To only a few of the leaders of the crusades can one ascribe absolute purity of motive .
Under Norman influence Christianity became warlike . fist ; MOTIVES OF THE CRUSADERS The motives that prompted men to go on so dangerous and ... To only a few of the leaders of the crusades can one ascribe absolute purity of motive .
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THE RESULTS OF THE CRUSADES The results of the crusading movement are extremely difficult to determine . European developments in the fourteenth century were so complex that it is practically impossible to state whether they were ...
THE RESULTS OF THE CRUSADES The results of the crusading movement are extremely difficult to determine . European developments in the fourteenth century were so complex that it is practically impossible to state whether they were ...
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The intellectual effects of the crusades were practically negligible . Some believe that they aided in extending a knowledge of geography . But even this is extremely doubtful . The old theory that a revival of learning in the West can ...
The intellectual effects of the crusades were practically negligible . Some believe that they aided in extending a knowledge of geography . But even this is extremely doubtful . The old theory that a revival of learning in the West can ...
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