Norman Housley
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Two new volumes of translated medieval texts
Published January 1 1989
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Norman Housley reviews this exploration of the early 13th century
Published December 1 1987
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Frankish disunity and impetuosity produced a disaster that lost Christendom the holy city of Jerusalem.
Published June 30 1987
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Was the murder of the Count of Flanders by his own vassals divine retribution for past errors, or simply another stage in the development of a state? The chronicle of Galbert of Bruges gives a day-by-day account of the dramatic events following the assassination.
Published October 1 1986
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Published April 30 1983
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