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- Gale eBooks | The Crusades: Primary Sources
The Crusades: Primary Sources includes full or excerpted papal documents, first person accounts (William of Tyre, Anna Comnena, Fulcher of Chartes, and others), various truces, military records and the Magna Carta
- List of sources for the Crusades - Wikipedia
The list of sources for the Crusades provides those contemporaneous written accounts and other artifacts of the Crusades covering the period from the Council of Clermont in 1095 until the fall of Acre in 1291
- Primary Sources on the Crusades - De Re Militari
Sources on Tamerlane (1336-1405), including the Battle of Angora (1402) Bartolomeo de Giano, A Letter on the Cruelty of the Turks (1438) (PDF) The Siege of Constantinople (1453), according to Nicolo Barbaro The Siege of Constantinople (1453), according to George Sphrantzes Return to the De Re Militari Homepage
- Internet History Sourcebooks: Medieval Sourcebook
The wiki-based database provides source excerpts in the original and in translation, structured epochally and arranged chronologically The texts are in original language with side-by-side German translation
- The Religious Influence on the Crusades (1096-1291) - Primary Sources
This source provides an essential non-European perspective, highlighting how the Crusaders’ religious motivations were viewed as aggressive and destructive by those they sought to conquer
- Primary Sources The Crusades War and Weapons Middle Ages
Primary Sources The Crusades War and Weapons Middle Ages This category lists sites of primary sources for the war and weapons of the crusades within the Middle Ages
- First Crusade – Sources for Crusade History - Dartmouth
I have divided this list into sub-groups: Sources written by eye-witnesses; early (“first generation”) accounts; and somewhat later “second generation” accounts; the Jewish sources for the First Crusade
- Heurist. org | The Crusades: Primary Sources
The Crusades: Primary Sources includes full or excerpted papal documents, first person accounts (William of Tyre, Anna Comnena, Fulcher of Chartes, and others), various truces, military records and the Magna Carta
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