Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 10Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2000 |
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... Crusade . The article analyses the position of the First Crusade in terms of its need for supplies and support and establishes the vital contribution of sea - power , including that of Byzantine and Northern European fleets . It shows ...
... Crusade . The article analyses the position of the First Crusade in terms of its need for supplies and support and establishes the vital contribution of sea - power , including that of Byzantine and Northern European fleets . It shows ...
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... crusade was challenging its third enemy , the Fatimid power of Egypt . This was the only Islamic naval power and the decision to break off negotiations with Egypt in May 1099 and attack Jerusalem therefore escalated the risks faced by a ...
... crusade was challenging its third enemy , the Fatimid power of Egypt . This was the only Islamic naval power and the decision to break off negotiations with Egypt in May 1099 and attack Jerusalem therefore escalated the risks faced by a ...
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... Crusade in 1110 , so he may be referring to Daimbert . However , a number of other chroniclers mention Pisans during the crusade . Baldry's reference to Venetians might well be to their fleet which captured Haifa on 20 August 1100 , but ...
... Crusade in 1110 , so he may be referring to Daimbert . However , a number of other chroniclers mention Pisans during the crusade . Baldry's reference to Venetians might well be to their fleet which captured Haifa on 20 August 1100 , but ...
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Living on the Margin Byzantine Farmers | 93 |
The British Protectorate of the Ionian Islands 18471859 | 107 |
Founts of Identity The Thirst of Hercules | 125 |
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