Discover our new self-paced online course on the Second Crusade, designed to guide you through the rich tapestry of primary and secondary sources. Delve into the events that shaped the Crusade in the Near East, Iberia, and northern Europe, gaining a deeper understanding of this pivotal chapter in medieval history.
The Second Crusade (1147–1150) provides a fascinating exploration of medieval geopolitics, interfaith conflict, and the difficulties of international cooperation. Unlike the First Crusade’s triumphant conquests, the Second Crusade reveals how internal divisions, poor strategy, and shifting alliances led to its ultimate failure, while also marking a significant shift in crusading efforts from Jerusalem to new targets. Its study illuminates the evolving priorities and dynamics of the Crusading movement.
Think of this course as your personal librarian, guiding you through the essential books, articles, and sources needed to begin your research on the Second Crusade. The course includes two engaging videos, each just over 30 minutes long, complemented by curated readings of primary sources and scholarly articles.
Discover our new self-paced online course on the Second Crusade, designed to guide you through the rich tapestry of primary and secondary sources. Delve into the events that shaped the Crusade in the Near East, Iberia, and northern Europe, gaining a deeper understanding of this pivotal chapter in medieval history.
The Second Crusade (1147–1150) provides a fascinating exploration of medieval geopolitics, interfaith conflict, and the difficulties of international cooperation. Unlike the First Crusade’s triumphant conquests, the Second Crusade reveals how internal divisions, poor strategy, and shifting alliances led to its ultimate failure, while also marking a significant shift in crusading efforts from Jerusalem to new targets. Its study illuminates the evolving priorities and dynamics of the Crusading movement.
Think of this course as your personal librarian, guiding you through the essential books, articles, and sources needed to begin your research on the Second Crusade. The course includes two engaging videos, each just over 30 minutes long, complemented by curated readings of primary sources and scholarly articles.
You can access this course in two ways: enrol in the Second Crusade: Sources and Studies course on its own, or opt for the bundle package to gain access to all our self-paced courses about the Crusades.
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