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 1  7,1 |      the approach of the first crusading troops to the borders of
 2  7,1 |        such as to call for any crusading movement.~ Yet before the
 3  7,1 |    military expeditions of the crusading epoch. Many scholars have
 4  7,1 |      any pilgrimage in the pre‑crusading period really was an expedition
 5  7,1 |       economically ready for a crusading enterprise on a large scale.~
 6  7,1 |     was the right flank of the crusading movement against the infidels.~
 7  7,1 |       general western European crusading movement; defending herself,
 8  7,1 |  Piacenza, he did not dream of crusading armies; he wanted no crusade,
 9  7,1 |   ascribed the arousing of the crusading movement, there gathered
10  7,1 |     victorious also over other crusading troops.~ In the summer of
11  7,1 |      western Europe, began the crusading movement of counts, dukes,
12  7,1 |       Among the leaders of the crusading army the following should
13  7,1 |     the expedition and for his crusading exploits was called the
14  7,1 |       the original idea of the crusading movement. Bohemond’s army
15  7,1 |       best prepared of all the crusading bands for such an expedition, “
16  7,1 |       southern Italy.” All the crusading armies pursued their own
17  7,1 |       French.~ One part of the crusading armies went to Constantinople
18  7,1 | distrust such defenders of the crusading idea. The Emperor waited
19  7,1 |   irritation and alarm for the crusading armies which were approaching
20  7,1 |        by the beginning of the crusading movement came from an Arabian
21  7,1 |        between Alexius and the crusading chiefs, who promised to
22  7,1 |    oath of vassalage which the crusading leaders took have not been
23  7,1 |       by the appearance of the crusading princedoms at Antioch, Edessa,
24  7,1 |  obvious that the very idea of crusading enterprise had completely
25  7,1 |    career perhaps fatal to the crusading movement, came to its end.
26  7,1 |       Armenian Cilicia and the crusading princedom of Antioch.~ Armenian
27  7,1 |      initiate or promote a new crusading enterprise, because the
28  7,1 |     the religious basis of the crusading enterprises was receding
29  7,1 |     was the initiator of a new crusading enterprise, and the famous
30  7,2 |    alarm Isaac.~ Meanwhile the crusading army of Frederick occupied
31  7,2 |   march through Asia Minor the crusading army reached the limits
32  7,2 |  triumph of political ideas in crusading enterprises, had a very
33  7,3 |  others assumed the cross. The crusading army was composed of French,
34  7,3 |        elected the head of the crusading army. Beloved and highly
35  7,3 |   threats to excommunicate the crusading army, the crusaders attacked
36  7,3 |    whole unusual course of the crusading enterprise by accidental
37  7,3 |     the end of June, 1203, the crusading fleet appeared before Constantinople,
38  7,3 |     the general problem of the crusading movement, it showed, first
39  8,13|   creation of western European crusading knights, of the selfish
40  9,7 | expenses of the campaign.~ The crusading enterprise ended in complete
41  9,8 |       Poles, and Roumanians. A crusading army was formed under the
42  9,8 |       had taken no part in the crusading expedition, entered immediately
43  9,14|        There was no longer any crusading enthusiasm in the West.