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The History of the Crusades (vol. 2 of 3)

Note 325 — BOOK XIV. (continued 2)

William Robson translation

If we compare this council with that of the Christians which sat after the taking of Jerusalem, and the results of both, we shall be less inclined to blame the hesitation of the Mussulmans. The Crusaders were the invaders of the country of the Mussulmans, the assailants of their faith—can it be wondered at if they awakened vindictive passions?—Trans.

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