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For this article I am using a variety of sources, but in particular John France, Stephen Runciman and Jonathon Riley Smith. As the three great 'men' of Crusading historiography I thought this might lead to a balanced account. The article will be broken up from the Princes Crusade like this: 1) Europe to Constantinople, 2) Nicea, 3) Dorylaeum, 4) Siege of Antioch, 5) Road to Jerusalem, 6) Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. Of course, anyone else is more than welcome to join in. [[User:Denis Cavanagh|Denis Cavanagh]] 11:56, 16 March 2009 (UTC)

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For this article I am using a variety of sources, but in particular John France, Stephen Runciman and Jonathon Riley Smith. As the three great 'men' of Crusading historiography I thought this might lead to a balanced account. The article will be broken up from the Princes Crusade like this: 1) Europe to Constantinople, 2) Nicea, 3) Dorylaeum, 4) Siege of Antioch, 5) Road to Jerusalem, 6) Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. Of course, anyone else is more than welcome to join in. Denis Cavanagh 11:56, 16 March 2009 (UTC)