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The First Crusaders, 1095–1131 2 Contents 8 Acknowledgements 9 Introduction 15 Chapter 1— Crusading and Crusaders, 1095–1131 21 Chapter 2— Holy Sepulchre; Holy War 37 Jerusalem 37 Pious Violence 54 Chapter 3— Preaching and the Crusaders 67 Chapter 4— Recruitment, Lordship and Family 95 Lordship 99 Family 107 Chapter 5— Preparing for Crusades 120 Strategy 120 Individual Planning 123 Renunciations for Cash 127 Pledges and Sales 129 Endowments, Free Renunciations and Wills 132 Religious Communities 137 Families 143 Security at Home 149 Departure 153 Chapter 6— Returning from Crusades 158 Chapter 7— Crusading and the Montlhérys 183 Conclusion and Postscript 203 Conclusion 203 Postscript: The Lusignans 204 Appendix I— Preliminary List of Crusaders 210 Abbreviations 211 The First Crusade, 1096–1103 211 Certainties, or Nearly So 211 Probable 240 Possible 246 The Planned 'Crusade' of the Emperor Henry IV, 1103 252 The Crusade of Bohemond of Antioch-Taranto, 1107–8 253 Certainties, or Nearly So 253 Probable 255 Possible 255 The 'Crusade' of Bertrand of St Gilles, 1108–9 256 The Crusade of Pope Calixtus II, 1120–4 256 Certainties, or Nearly So 256 Probable 257 Possible 258 The Crusade of Kin
- Author
- Riley-Smith, Jonathan Simon Christopher
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
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- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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