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The Atlas of the Crusades: The Only Full Mapped Chronicle of the Crusades

The Atlas of the Crusades chronicles Christendom's Holy Wars, charting the entire 700-year history of the Crusades with a brilliant integration of text, illustrations, and more than 150 maps.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 192 pages

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