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Showing posts with label Massacres. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Massacres. Show all posts
30 May 2012

Massacres: The Boyd 1809

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 By Jennifer Linforth The second mate was killed and eaten even after he survived the attack of the  Boyd . As for the four others who ...
23 May 2012

Massacres: Roncevaux 778, Part II - A Medieval Massacre That Became Crusades Propaganda

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By Kim Rendfeld The Cross and the Dragon provides another interpretation, this one inspired by a German legend in which Hruodland s...
22 May 2012

Massacres: Roncevaux 778, Part I - A Medieval Massacre That Became Crusades Propaganda

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By Kim Rendfeld What happened at the Pass of Roncevaux in 778 was so traumatic no one wrote about it for decades, not while Emperor C...
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