The Third Crusade (1189-1192): New Interpretations (Crusading in Context, 9)
by John D Hosler, Stephen Bennett, Ane L Bysted, Dr Daniel Daniel Franke, Helen J Nicholson, James Naus, Professor Jessalynn Bird, John France, Jonathan P Phillips, Jonathan Rubin, Katrine Funding Højgaard, Stephen J Spencer, Dr Thomas W Smith
This scholarly volume presents new interpretations of the Third Crusade, fought from 1189 to 1192. Published as part of the Crusading in Context series, it brings together contributions from leading scholars to consider the campaign within the wider history of medieval crusading.
About This Book
The Third Crusade (1189–1192): New Interpretations examines one of the central campaigns of the medieval crusading movement.
As the ninth volume in the Crusading in Context series, the book approaches the Third Crusade through the broader setting of crusading history.
Contributions from an international group of scholars present fresh interpretations of the campaign and its historical significance.
This volume is suited to readers of medieval history, crusade studies, and academic research on the religious and military world of the Middle Ages.
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