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ISBN 10: 1403999899
ISBN 13: 9781403999894
Author: Gary Dickson
The Children’s Crusade was possibly the most extraordinary event in the history of the crusades. The first modern study in English of this popular crusade sheds new light on its history and offers new perspectives on its supposedly dismal outcome. Its richly re-imagined history and mythistory is explored from the thirteenth century to present day.
Table of contents:
1. Introduction
Agatha Christie’s Passenger to Frankfurt (1970)
Mythistory
From Mythistory to Metaphor: Sixties Resurrection?
In Search of Evidence
History, Mythistory, Memory
2. History: The Pope and the Pueri
The Papal Image
Encounter in Perugia
The Innocentian Epoch
Religious Creativity and Impossibilism in the Age of Innocent III
Innocent III, Papal Crusader
Who were the Pueri?
3. History: Birthpangs of the Children’s Crusade
Pentecost
Chartres
A Burned-Over District
Impetus—the Albigensian Crusade
Stimulus—towards Las Navas de Tolosa
Arousal—the Crisis Processions at Chartres
4. History: Charisma
Weber’s Charisma
Charisma and Crusade
From Kneeling Sheep to Pilgrim-Christ
Stephen of Cloyes
To Saint-Denis: the Pilgrimage of the Shepherd Boys
Royal Dispersal
Violence at Saint-Quentin
5. History: On the Road
Continuities
The Road to Cologne
Self-Imaginings
The Quest for the True Cross
Cologne—the Rhineland Journey Begins
A New Moses? Nicholas of Cologne
6. History: The Great Migration
A New Life—Nicholas of Cologne and the Pueri in Italy
Rome
Nicholas and Francis of Assisi in Egypt
Otto, the Last Puer
The Aftermath: Catastrophe or Pseudo-Catastrophe?
Epilogue: What was the Children’s Crusade?
7. Mythistory: The Shape of a Story
“Based on a Real Event”
Mythistoricizing the Pueri
Child-Martyrs: the New Innocents
Searching for Villains
Eminent Mythistorians: Alberic of Trois-Fontaines
Eminent Mythistorians: Matthew Paris
Eminent Mythistorians: Vincent of Beauvais
Mythistory and the Spirit of Prophecy
8. Memory: The Echo of the Centuries—Fourteenth to Eighteenth
The Fourteenth-Century Chroniclers: Recitations and Surprises
Later Medieval Versions of the Children’s Crusade
Renaissance and Early Modern Children’s Crusades
Voltaire and the Enlightenment
9. Memory: The Echo of the Centuries—Nineteenth to Twentieth
Nineteenth-Century Romantic Medievalism
Academic Professionalism in Nineteenth-Century Germany
Nineteenth-Century Popular History and Historical Fiction
A Dreadful Warning? The Pueri in Children’s Literature
Twentieth-Century Voices: Historians, Poets, Composers
Twentieth-Century Voices: Novelists
The Persistence of Social Memory
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