Meanings of first crusade in English

So Hal mused-forhe was young, and this was his first crusade.

Paramede de Sigognac figured gloriously in the first crusade.

The foundation of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem in July, 1099, was the consummation of the first crusade.

The society which Orderic described in Normandy-thegeneration of the first crusade-produceda great variety of Lady Macbeths.

The chevalier in coat-of-mail had been killed in the battle of the Mansourah during the first crusade of St. Louis.

At Chartres one can read the first crusade in the portal, as at Mont-Saint-Michel in the Aquilon and the promenoir.

Never after the first crusade did any great poem rise to such heroism as to sustain itself without a heroine.

His brother Robert had mortgaged Normandy to him in order to get money to join the first crusade (S182).

Deliberation was more prolonged, more frequently repeated, and more indecisive than it had been at the time of the first crusade.

Here is the Way to Eternal Life as it was seen by the Church and the Art of the first crusade!

At the time of the formation of the order, in 1119, after the first crusade, the Templars were far from being rich.

More spin-off shows followed, and with them came Jamie's first crusade, demanding that schools offer healthier lunch choices to combat the obesity epidemic.

Not one of the reigning sovereigns of Europe, kings or emperors, of France, England, Spain, or Germany, took part in the first crusade.

No fewer than five hundred thousand persons set out from Europe for Syria, incited by the news of the success of the first crusade.

He was, indeed, as fond of hunting as of war, and during his first crusade an opportunity occurred to him of hunting the lion.

From the date of the first crusade (1093 A.D.) down to the close of the twelfth century, was the golden age of chivalry.