Try our free service - convert any of your text to speech! More than 10 english voices! · by Helena P. Schrader The roots of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem go back before the founding of the Knights Templar, and indeed before the First Crusade. In about , a hospice for pilgrims was established near the Church of the Holy Sepulcher with funds from Italian merchants and staffed by Benedictine monks and nuns. · Knight of Jerusalem by Helena P. Schrader | Chanticleer Book Reviews. The author brings romance, chivalry, the fury of battles, and the turbulence of the Middle Ages vividly to life. The .
Schrader (Knight of Jerusalem, , etc.) delivers the second book in a historical fiction trilogy about12th-century crusader Balian d'Ibelin. The first volume in this series saw Balian rise from the position of a landless knight to a baron over the course of nearly a decade. Helena P. Schrader earned a PhD in History from the University of Hamburg with a ground-breaking biography of a leader of the German Resistance to Hitler. She has published numerous works of fiction and non-fiction since. She is a career diplomat currently serving in Africa. Schrader (Knight of Jerusalem, , etc.). The author brings romance, chivalry, the fury of battles, and the turbulence of the Middle Ages vividly to life.
Knight of Jerusalem is an historical biography set in the Holy Land in the fateful decades before the Battle of the Horns of Hattin (). It is the latest work of historical fiction from Helena Schrader, who has published novels such as St. Louis’ Knight, The Disinherited and The English Templar and who maintains the wonderful blog Defending the Crusader Kingdoms (www.doorway.ru Knight of Jerusalem by Helena P. Schrader Defender of Jerusalem by Helena P. Schrader Envoy of Jerusalem by Helena P. Schrader The year , in Jerusalem. Here the trilogy starts. Just over pages for all three books but without a second guess the best historical fiction I have read. Knight of Jerusalem is an historical biography set in the Holy Land in the fateful decades before the Battle of the Horns of Hattin (). It is the latest work of historical fiction from Helena Schrader, who has published novels such as St. Louis’ Knight, The Disinherited and The English Templar and who maintains the wonderful blog Defending the Crusader Kingdoms (www.doorway.ru).
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