A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... crusades . Under Norman influence Chris- tianity became warlike . MOTIVES OF THE CRUSADERS The motives that prompted men to go on so dangerous and arduous an ... crusades [ 256 ] MOHAMMEDANISM AND THE CRUSADES Motives of the Crusaders.
... crusades . Under Norman influence Chris- tianity became warlike . MOTIVES OF THE CRUSADERS The motives that prompted men to go on so dangerous and arduous an ... crusades [ 256 ] MOHAMMEDANISM AND THE CRUSADES Motives of the Crusaders.
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... if there had been no crusading movement . The political influence of the crusades was com- paratively unimportant . The nations that had been most active [ 265 ] MOHAMMEDANISM AND THE CRUSADES The Results of the Crusades.
... if there had been no crusading movement . The political influence of the crusades was com- paratively unimportant . The nations that had been most active [ 265 ] MOHAMMEDANISM AND THE CRUSADES The Results of the Crusades.
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... crusades , had little time to pay any attention to eastern learning ; they were too busy hunting for the relics of saints in eastern churches . It is only partly true that the growth of Italian seaports was an outgrowth of the crusades ...
... crusades , had little time to pay any attention to eastern learning ; they were too busy hunting for the relics of saints in eastern churches . It is only partly true that the growth of Italian seaports was an outgrowth of the crusades ...
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