"Peter the Hermit: A Story of Enthusiasm" recounts the life and times of Peter the Hermit, a key figure in the early Crusades. This biography explores Peter's role in galvanizing popular support for the First Crusade, examining his preaching, his influence on the masses, and his impact on the course of medieval history.
Daniel Ayres Goodsell delves into the motivations and fervor that drove Peter, shedding light on the religious and social context of the period. The book offers insights into the complex dynamics of the Crusades, highlighting the intersection of faith, politics, and popular movements. Readers interested in religious history, medieval studies, or the biographies of influential figures will find this work both informative and engaging.
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