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Massacre At Montsegur A History Of The Albiegensian Crusade Zoe Oldenbourg

Name: Massacre At Montsegur A History Of The Albiegensian Crusade Zoe Oldenbourg
SKU: BELL-1394212
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Massacre At Montsegur A History Of The Albiegensian Crusade Zoe Oldenbourg instant download after payment.

Publisher: Phoenix Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 19.02 MB

Pages: 457

Author: Zoe Oldenbourg

ISBN: 9781842124284, 1842124285

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Massacre At Montsegur A History Of The Albiegensian Crusade Zoe Oldenbourg by Zoe Oldenbourg 9781842124284, 1842124285 instant download after payment.

In 1208 Pope Innocent III called for a CrusadeвЂ”this time, against a country of fellow Christians. The new enemy: Raymond VI, Count of Toulouse, prince of all the territories in southern France where the langue dвЂ™oc was spoken. Thus began the Albigensian Crusade, which culminated in 1244 at the mountain fortress of MontsГ©gur with the massacre of the Cathars, or вЂњpure onesвЂќвЂ”a faith more ancient than Roman Catholicism. This fascinating history captures all the drama of a conflict that threatened not only a religion but the very survival of the Languedoc itself as an autonomous region of France.