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Born c.1059 • Chartres • France
Died c.1127 • Jerusalem • Israel
Subjects Of Study kingdom of Jerusalem • First Crusade
Albert of Aix
Christian historian
Baldwin I
king of Jerusalem
Godfrey of Bouillon
Godfrey of Bouillon
French noble
Baldwin II
king of Jerusalem
Caffaro Di Caschifellone
Genoese historian and soldier
Urban II
Urban II
pope
Robida illustration
Albert Robida
French illustrator
Joinville, Jean, sire de: Histoire de Saint-Louis
Jean, sire de Joinville
French author
Peter Bartholomew
Peter Bartholomew
French pilgrim
Pasquier, Étienne
Étienne Pasquier
French author and lawyer
John
Byzantine emperor
Battle of Sluis during the Hundred Years' War
Jean Froissart
French poet and historian
Brantôme, Pierre de
Pierre de Brantôme
French author
Peter the Hermit
Peter the Hermit
French ascetic
William of Tyre
French-Syrian historian
Guy
king of Jerusalem
Robert De Torigni
French historian
Raymond IV
count of Toulouse
Chastellain, Georges
Georges Chastellain
Burgundian author
Geoffrey of Villehardouin
French general