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TOURIST CLASS & VISITORS PERMITS ONLY
The Third Crusade (1189-1192) was marked by the Siege of Acre, which lasted almost two years. The Third Crusade began when the Muslim warrior Saladin drove a force of Crusaders into the hills at the Battle of Hattin. Saladin went … Continue reading
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Tagged Battle of Hattin, Carl Friedrich Lessing, Conrad de Montferrat, Edouard Cibot, Francis Philip Stephanoff, Gustave Dore, Hans Memling, Jean Victor Schnetz, Jean Victor Shnetz, Journalist Amin Maalouf, King Guy Lusignan, King Philip II of France, King Richard Coeur de Lion, King Richard II, Pope Urban III, Saladin, Saphadan brother of Saladin, The Third Crusade
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JOUSTING BETWEEN VENUS AND MARS
Though presumably he made neither love nor war, he thoroughly approved of both and took them as subjects for his Chronicles, that grand and noble history of his time, the waning middle ages. Jean Froissart, the poet priest, has imposed … Continue reading
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Tagged Art of Medieval War, Battle of Crecy, Charles IV of France, Chronicles of England France and Spain, Edward the Black Prince, French King Philip VI, Froissart Chronicles, Isabella Queen of England, Jean Froissart, King Richard II, Medieval Conflict, Medieval History, The Hundred Years War, Wat Tyler Uprising
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