"The Age of the Crusades" by James M. Ludlow is a historical record that looks at the reasons that led up to religious wars during the 11th to 13th centuries. This book takes you back to medieval Europe, showing church power, the way land was owned, and the way people thought, all of which played a role in what happened. The author, Ludlow, starts by painting a picture of the time, pointing out what the Crusades meant for Christian history. Ignorance, strong religious belief, and harsh treatment were common in the 11th century, and Ludlow shows how these things pushed people to join the Crusades. The book wants to help you understand what society was like back then, the important people involved, and how faith mixed with the desire for power, pushing many to fight against Muslims in the East.
The age of the crusades
By James M. (James Meeker) Ludlow
Knights driven by faith and ambition march toward the Holy Land, forever changing the world through brutal wars and religious fervor.
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