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"Moslem and Frank, or, Charles Martel and the rescue of Europe" by Gustave Louis Strauss explores a pivotal moment in European history: the clash between the Frankish kingdom and the expansion of Islamic influence. This historical account delves into the leadership of Charles Martel and his role in confronting the Moors, culminating in the decisive battles of Tours and Poitiers.
Drawing from historical sources, Strauss examines the complex relationship between Europe and the Arab world during this era. The book provides insights into the political and military strategies employed by both sides, offering a detailed perspective on the Frankish kingdom's struggle to preserve its territories and the broader implications for the future of Europe.
A classic work in the study of medieval history, "Moslem and Frank" remains relevant for anyone interested in Islamic history, European history, and the conflicts that shaped the course of Western civilization. This meticulously prepared print republication offers a clear and accessible window into a defining period.
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