User:Ealdgyth/Sources

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Rating scale:

  • A: Modern high quality source. All journal articles in academic journals are automatic "A" so do not need to be specifically listed.
  • B: Sources that are acceptable, but should be updated to "A" sources if possible:
    • Tertiary sources, which are acceptable, but should be updated to secondary sources where possible.
    • Solid academic sources for their time period, that have since become outdated and should be updated to modern sources if possible
  • C: Sources that were written for mass market, were written in a highly speculative manner, and/or are not well footnoted, and should be either removed or used with great caution

Note that the dates of publication given is the last date of copyright for the author

Title of source Author Date published Type Subject area Time frame covered Rating of source
The Crusades c. 1071-c.1291 Richard, Jean 1996 College level Textbook Crusades 1071-1291 A
The Crusades Second Edition Mayer, Hans Eberhard 1965 (original copyright) College level textbook, slightly outdated Crusades 1095-1291 B
The Dream and the Tomb Payne, Robert 1984 Popular history Crusades 570-1303 C
The Crusades Through Arab Eyes Maalouf, Amin 1984 Popular history Crusades 1096-1291 C
The Mongols and the West 1221-1410 Jackson, Peter 2005 Monograph Mongols 1221-1410 A
The First Crusaders: 1095-1131 Riley-Smith, Jonathan 1997 Monograph Early Crusades 1095-1131 A
History of the Mongol Conquests Saunders, J. J. 1971 Monograph Mongols c1200-c1350 A
The Real History Behind the Templars Newman, Sharan 2007 Popular history (it's pretty well done though) Templars 1099-c1314 C (borderline B)
The Empire of the Steppes Grousset, Rene 1970 Textbook Central Asia c500BC-c1700AD B
The Epic of the Crusades Grousset, Rene 1939 (original copyright) Popular history Crusades 1096-1291 C
The Last Templar Demurger, Alain 2002 Popular history (is footnoted at least) Templars, Jacques de Molay 1250-1314 C
Genghis Khan Weatherford, Jack 2004 Popular history (has a few footnotes) Mongols, Genghis Khan 1162-1332 (and past) C
The Oxford History of the Crusades Riley-Smith, Jonathan 1995 High end popular history Crusades 1096-1699 B
The Crusades A History: Second Edition Riley-Smith, Jonathan 1987 (first copyright) 2005 (second editon) High end popular history Crusades 1096-1798 B
The Routledge Companion to the Crusades Lock, Peter 2006 Scholarly encyclopedia Crusades 1096-c1480 B
The Later Crusades: From Lyons to Alcazar Housley, Norman 1992 Monograph Crusades 1274-1580 A
The Mongols: Second Edition Morgan, David 2007 (second edition) College level textbook Mongols c. 1150- c. 1500 (I'm guessing here) A
England and the Crusades 1095-1588 Tyerman, Christopher 1988 Monograph Crusades, England 1095-1588 A
Contesting the Crusades Housley, Norman 2006 College level textbook Crusades 1096-c1571 A
The Trial of the Templars: Second Edition Barber, Malcolm 2006 (second edition) Monograph Templars c.1285-1314 A
Mongols and Mamluks Amitai-Preiss, Reuven 1995 Monograph Mongols 1260-1281 A
The Mongol Empire Prawdin, Michael 1940 Popular history (no footnotes) Mongols 1162-1450 C
The Crusades Hindley, Geoffrey 2003 Popular history (few footnotes) Crusades 632-c1500 B
"Crisis in the Holy Land in 1260" English Historical Review Jackson, Peter 1980 Monograph c1260 Crusades A
"Gesta Dei Mongolos 1300" English Historical Review Schein, Sylvia 1979 Monograph Crusades c1300 A