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1 videodisc (50 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
"This program traces the path to defeat that began with the last Crusade of Richard the Lionhearted and Phillip II. It examines the siege of Acre, and reveals the barbarity with which the Crusaders massacred its residents. The treaty of 1192, which forced Richard to abandon Jerusalem to Saladin, is examined. Also discussed is a subsequent Crusade, organized by the Venetian statesman Enrico Dandolo, that culminated in the establishment of the Empire of Latins in Constantinople"--Container. The 4th program in the series.
a [BBC Education & Training ; a BBC/A & E Network co-production ; produced and directed by Alan Ereira, David Wallace ; written by Terry Jones and Alan Ereira].
A & E programming executive, Charlie Maday ; music composed by Jose Nieto.
FFH 7837 Films for the Humanities & Sciences