Polycephaly - The Assassination of Conrad de Montferrat

[bcta302]

Cool... but is that accent really necessary? lol

[willbobaggins2002]

Well done.

[MegaSHOTGUN007]

do you have any idea on any more assassinations throughout the crusades and even the reneassance i would like to know more about the assassinations if possible?

[23jamesdixon]

Where is any evidence for Conrad not agreeing with Richard killing prisoners at Acre (which was not a "policy" but more of a one-off event done so that the crusade could progress)?

In regards to Henry not accepting the title of King , this was arguably the most correct thing to do and was what the first "King" of Jerusalem, Godfrey of Boullion chose to do when it was first taken by the Crusaders in 1099, believing no mortal could be a king in Jerusalem as it was God's land...

[eaglesviper90]

@23jamesdixon

If you want me to cite my sources for you I will, I did research for two months and these are the conclusions I came up with. If you don't like it, move on or get over it.

[willthechill11]

@23jamesdixon I've come to the conclusion after years of studying this that the majority of history majors, especially those who study the concentration on a masters level are generally douchebags..good day to you, Sir..

[23jamesdixon]

@willthechill11 Thanks for that lesson in grammar.

[jschnidz]

haha special thanks to moe.

good shit man really clean and well done