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Steven Runciman
ISBN 9780241298763
Rs. 958
Penguin Classics
A History of the Crusades II
Who it's for: history enthusiasts and readers interested in the medieval world
Steven Runciman’s second volume in his acclaimed trilogy delves into the dramatic history of the Crusades, focusing on the establishment of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, the catastrophic Second Crusade, and the formidable rise of Saladin. With his unparalleled storytelling, Runciman vividly captures the essence of this tumultuous era, bringing to life the key figures, epic battles, and complex political dynamics that shaped the course of history. Why You Should Read? Offers a captivating narrative that combines historical accuracy with engaging storytelling. Provides deep insights into the personalities and events that defined the Crusades. Appeals to history enthusiasts and readers interested in the medieval world. Renowned for its clarity and readability, making it accessible to a wide audience.
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- Focuses on the establishment of the Kingdom of Jerusalem
- Covers the catastrophic Second Crusade
- Details the rise of Saladin
- Combines historical accuracy with engaging storytelling
- Part of an acclaimed trilogy
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What period does this volume cover?
It covers the establishment of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, the Second Crusade, and the rise of Saladin.
Is this a standalone book?
It is the second volume in a trilogy, but it can be read on its own as it focuses on specific events.
What is the author's style?
The author combines historical accuracy with engaging storytelling, making it accessible to a wide audience.
Who would enjoy this book?
History enthusiasts and readers interested in the medieval world would find it appealing.

