Crusades: Internet Resources

A History of the Crusades, published by the University of Wisconsin Press over a twenty year period beginning in 1969, was intended to serve as a collaborative and comprehensive treatment of the topic, ranging in time from the first 100 years of the Crusades to their ultimate impact on the histories of the Near East and Europe. The work is comprised of six volumes, each of which is included here in its entirety.

Also available at SLU: D157 .S482

Archnet is an international online community of scholars, students, and professionals addressing the built environment in Muslim societies.

Digitized manuscripts in German state libraries.

Manuscritos

The Charlemagne window at Chartres Cathedral includes the apocryphal Spanish and Jerusalem crusades of Charlemagne. This site contains links to illustrations of each of the panels.

This site was designed to enable users to find fully digitized manuscripts currently available on the web.

Find and view descriptions and images of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts in the British Library.

Digital Scriptorium is a growing consortium of American libraries and museums committed to free online access to their collections of pre-modern manuscripts.

The Internet Medieval Sourcebook participates in
ORB, the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies. This is a guide to primary sources regarding the Crusades.

Located at Fordham University, this is a good site for access to full-text.

Database of Islamic architectural styles, architects and regions.

An extensive image library featuring over 40.000 high resolution images from over 500 museums and many other collections.

Find and view descriptions and images of manuscripts in the Bibliotheque nationale de France

Find and view descriptions and images of manuscripts in The Hague, Koninklijke Bibliotheek.

Stuart Whatling, PhD thesis,
The Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London, (March 2010)

Queen Mary University of London's website offering teaching and research resources for the study of the Crusades

Part of Andy Holt Virtual Library's "Manuscripts of Medieval France with Vernacular Texts", a collection of over 800 links to manuscript facsimiles and nearly all of the French medieval literary canon.

Find and view descriptions and images of the Morgan Picture Bible, often described as the "Crusader" Bible.

The Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies supports, coordinates, and promotes the extraordinary array of scholars, students, and resources devoted to medieval and early modern research at Saint Louis University.

Newberry Digital Collections for the Classroom

Constructed by Dr. Paul Halsall for the University of Northern Florida.

This site is a fully virtual course offered through ORB, the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies. The course materials are open to the general public and to other educators-- by E. L. Skip Knox

Queen Mary University of London's website offering teaching and research resources for the study of the Crusades

D157 .C767 2001
Located in the lower level.

BBC/TV production in association with A & E Network

D157 .C7675 2005
Located in the lower level.

Produced by Lion Television for the History Channel.