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Gesta Francorum Jherusalem peregrinantium
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Gesta Francorum Jherusalem peregrinantium

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  • Fulcher Of Chartres

    His Gesta Francorum Jherusalem peregrinantium (written in three installments, 1101, 1106, and 1124–27) is a vivid and reliable account of the First Crusade, Baldwin’s journey to Jerusalem, and the kingdom of Jerusalem to 1127.

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    His Gesta Francorum Jherusalem peregrinantium (written in three installments, 1101, 1106, and 1124–27) is a vivid and reliable account of the First Crusade, Baldwin’s journey to Jerusalem, and the kingdom of Jerusalem to 1127.

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