Via Crucis: A Romance of the Second Crusade
Sep 2026 · Aeneas Press
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The Second Crusade: Eleanor of Aquitaine rides with her own army to the Holy Land, her husband the King of France cannot control her, and a young Englishman who loves her is caught between. Crawford lived above Sorrento and wrote more than forty books at a pace his publishers could not keep up with; the Eleanor here is drawn from the chronicles, and she is the most interesting person in the book by a distance. Forty-seven paintings from 1764 to 1890, including work by Edwin Hayes, turn on the same crusader castles and coastal waters that carry Eleanor's army to the Holy Land.
The Second Crusade: Eleanor of Aquitaine rides with her own army to the Holy Land, her husband the King of France cannot control her, and a young Englishman who loves her is caught between. Crawford lived above Sorrento and wrote more than forty books at a pace his publishers could not keep up wi...
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F. Marion Crawford (1854-1909) was an American novelist born in Italy, the son of a sculptor, who lived most of his life at Sorrento. He wrote over forty novels, many set in Italy and the East, and a small number of ghost stories that outlived them. His works include Mr Isaacs, Saracinesca, Wandering Ghosts, and The Diva's Ruby.
F. Marion Crawford (1854-1909) was an American novelist born in Italy, the son of a sculptor, who lived most of his life at Sorrento. He wrote over forty novels, many set in Italy and the East, and a small number of ghost stories that outlived them. His works include Mr Isaacs, Saracinesca, Wande...
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