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32.0 Christendom and the Crusades¶
- 32.1 The Western World at its Lowest Ebb
- 32.2 The Feudal System
- 32.3 The Frankish Kingdom of the Merovingians
- 32.4 The Christianization of the Western Barbarians
- 32.5 Charlemagne becomes Emperor of the West
- 32.6 The Personality of Charlemagne
- 32.7 The French and the Germans Become Distinct
- 32.8 The Normans, the Saracens, the Hungarians and the Seljuk Turks
- 32.9 How Constantinople Appealed to Rome
- 32.10 The Crusades
- 32.11 The Crusades, a Test of Christianity
- 32.12 The Emperor Frederick II
- 32.13 Defects and Limitations of the Papacy
- 32.14 A List of Leading Popes
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