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I Conquests and Territorial Expansion
  1. Iberia [WEB: Medieval Sourcebook: Iberia]
    1. The Reconquest [IMG:St. James the Moorkiller – Processional Statute in Cathedral at Santiago]
    2. Process of Reconquest [TXT:The Lay of the Cid][IMG:Saint James of the Great [BNF: 15th Cent MS Illustration]]
    3. Jews and Muslims in Christian Iberia [TXT:Jews and Christians in Teruel: The Fuero of Teruel 1176]
  2. Sicily and the Southern Italian Peninsula [WEB: De Re Militari: Warfare in Medieval Italy]
    1. Robert Guiscard (1025-1085) and Sichelgaita (c. 1040-1090) [TXT:The Career of Robert Guiscard, according to the Annales Lupi Protospatharii]
    2. The Norman Kingdom of Sicily [WEB:The Norman Kingdom of Sicily]
  3. German Eastward Expansion [TXT:Documents Relating to the Baltic Crusade (1199-1266)]

II Crusades [WEB: Medieval Sourcebook: Crusades]
  1. Origins [TXT: Urban II. Speech at Clermont 1095][IMG:1095 Pope Urban II Preaching at Clermont [BNF: Miniature of 1490]]
  2. The Popular Crusade and the First Crusade [TXT:Eyewitness accounts of the First Crusade]
  3. The Second and Third Crusades
  4. The Fourth Crusade [TXT: The Fourth Crusade 1204: Collected Sources][IMG:The Siege of Constantinople 1204 [BNF: 14th Cent MS Illustration]]
  5. Later Crusades [TXT:Crusade Planning in the Late Thirteenth Century ]
  6. Military Orders [IMG:Knights Fighting Saracens [BNF: MS Illustration]][WEB:ORB Military Orders Page ]
  7. The Crusades in Perspective [TXT: Usmah Ibn Munqidh (1095-1188): Autobiography: Excerpts on the Franks, c.1175 CE. ]

III Persecutions
  1. Crusades and Inquisition Within Europe [WEB:The Inquisition Record of Jacques Fournier Bishop of Pamiers 1318-1325]
  2. Jews and Other European Minorities [TXT:The Expulsion of the Jews from France 1182][WEB:Anderl von Rinn: A Blood Libel Saint 1462]
  3. The Templars [TXT:Lament for the Templars 1308]





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