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Eyewitnessing and Remembrance Work

2019,2021
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Heat rose off the sandy banks of the Nile in the summer of 1218 as a group of crusaders prepared to cross the river to capture the Egyptian city of Damietta. Among them was the bishop of Acre, Jacques de Vitry, who in a letter composed that same year reported that the army sat for four long months opposite the city, gazing on it but unable to reach it because of its seemingly unassailable defenses. It was a strange landscape in which they waited, “nothing but sand and salt,” although the Nile was known as one of the four rivers
Publisher
Penn State University Press
ISBN
0271083522, 9780271083520

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