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The Children's Crusade by J. E. Christian (2011-12-04)

M.J. Trow

In the summer of 1212, 30,000 children from towns and villages all over France and Germany left their homes and families and began a crusade. Their aim; to retake Jerusalem, the holiest city in the world, for God and for Christ. They carried crosses and they believed, because the Bible told them so,...

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Empire: World History

This work was mentioned as an example of how Greek mythology had to be presented delicately by intellectuals towards the end of the medieval period, showing that the truth of the myths was not widely believed at that time.

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And obviously, you know, Chaucer had written about Troilus and Crusade and so on. And, you know, you had to have a very sort of delicate view of how you presented Greek mythology.

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This work was mentioned as an example of how Greek mythology had to be presented delicately by intellectuals towards the end of the medieval period, showing that the truth of the myths was not widely believed at that time.

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And obviously, you know, Chaucer had written about Troilus and Crusade and so on. And, you know, you had to have a very sort of delicate view of how you presented Greek mythology.

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