Daniel a. Goodsell | Akateeminen Kirjakauppa

A story of enthusiasm. The writer drew most of the facts found in this volume from Michaud and Milman, having often found it necessary to chasten the too pronounced Roman sympathies of Michaud by the equally pronounced Protestantism of Milman. Contents: Peter the Hermit; the man and his message; the march and the battle; capture of Jerusalem.