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Submitted in by mjm. Reviewer: DavidGrantStewartSr - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - June 22, Subject: Outstanding This is the most accurate, honest, and comprehensive world history ever written. Abu Bekr, first caliph after Mohammed, The caliph Omar, The conquest of Persia, The Syrian conquest completed, Egypt captured, The alleged burning of the library, Othman, the third caliph, Ali, Yazid made caliph, Siege of Mecca, Abdul - Malik, caliph, The eastern caliphate, Suleiman's ambitions, The last Omayyads, The invasion of France, Harun Ar - Rashid, Al - Mamun and his successors, Baghdad under the caliphs, Gradual decline of Arabian dominion in the East, The various religious sects, The Seljuk Turks, Arabs and Turks unite against the Christians, Saladin and his successors against the crusaders, The Mongols under Jenghiz Khan invade western Asia, Almansor, Decay of power, End of the Omayyads, Independent kingdoms, The Almoravids, Dynasty of the Almohads, Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa, The decline of Arab power, Doctrine of Islamism, The pilgrimage to Mecca, The holy war, Arab culture, Commerce and industry, Paper, compass, and gunpowder, Influence of the Arabs on European civilisation, Scholasticism, Mathematical science, Medicine, Architecture, Music, By the Reverend William Denton, M.
History in Outline of the Crusades - A. Early Christian pilgrimages, Jerusalem under the Saracens, Character of the pilgrims, The Turks in power, Peter the Hermit, The appeal of the emperor Alexius, Councils of Placentia and Clermont, The frenzy of Europe, Peter the Hermit and his rabble, The leaders of the First Crusade, Alexius compels homage, Numbers of the crusaders, The siege of Nicaea, Battle of Dorylaeum, Principality of Edessa founded, Siege of Antioch, A typical miracle, Jerusalem besieged, The Arab account, Godfrey elected king, Results of the First Crusade, Bernard, Disasters of the Germans, The French failure, The rise of Saladin, Moslem accounts of the battle of Tiberias, The fall of Jerusalem, The Saladin tithe, Barbarossa's crusade and death, The siege of Acre or Ptolemais, Geoffrey de Vinsauf s account of Acre, Richard's voyage, The French sail to Acre, Dissension between the French and English kings, Review of the siege, The crusaders move on Jerusalem, The enterprise abandoned, Vinsauf s account of Richard at Joppa, Peace between the kings, End and review of the Third Crusade, Death of Saladin ; Arab eulogies, The Fourth or German Crusade, The Fifth Crusade, Results of the Fifth Crusade, The Children's Crusade, The Sixth Crusade, The Tatar Crevasse, The crusade of St.
Louis the Eighth , Battle of Mansura, De Joinville's account of the battle of Mansura, Results of Mansura, Louis a prisoner, Moslem account of St. Louis' capture, The Christians quarrel among themselves, History of Antioch, Ravages of Bibars, Second crusade and death of Louis IX, Prince Edward leaves England, Vain efforts of Gregory X, Progress of the mamelukes, Total loss of the Holy Land, Fate of the military orders, Knights of St.
John, The Templars in France, In other countries, Council at Vienne, The order suppressed, The Crusades in the West,
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