The Betrayal of the First Crusade

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This article examines the launching of the First Crusade with a new outlook and argues that the First Crusade was not primarily and exclusively religious in nature, paradoxically, it rather was an outcome of social, political, and economic conditions of the eleventh century Western Europe

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