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Emperor Barbarossa of Germany , King Philip Augustus of France , and King Richard the Lionheart of England(passive) was led byThe third Crusade
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saladin 's capture of jerusalem in 1187 to finance this(passive) prompted bythe third crusade
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from the capture of Jerusalem by Saladin ( Salah ad - Dinresultedfrom the capture of Jerusalem by Saladin ( Salah ad - Din
to the emergence of internal contradictions in the Holy Landledto the emergence of internal contradictions in the Holy Land
the hostilities(passive) created bythe hostilities
the campaign after the departure of Philip II of France and scoring considerable victories against his Muslim counterpart Saladin although he did not reconquer Jerusalem from Saladinleadingthe campaign after the departure of Philip II of France and scoring considerable victories against his Muslim counterpart Saladin although he did not reconquer Jerusalem from Saladin
out in 1189 to recapture Jerusalemsetout in 1189 to recapture Jerusalem
from the Muslim ruler Saladinresultedfrom the Muslim ruler Saladin
in motion by the Muslim conquest of Jerusalem in 1187had been setin motion by the Muslim conquest of Jerusalem in 1187
a pattern of negotiating treaties rather than warsetsa pattern of negotiating treaties rather than war
out with the aims of driving back the " infidels " who had taken Jerusalemsetout with the aims of driving back the " infidels " who had taken Jerusalem
upon Saladin 's saying the capable advantage and embedding Jerusalemcausesupon Saladin 's saying the capable advantage and embedding Jerusalem
the Crusaders to Jerusalem ... yet on both occasions he was forced to retreat after coming within sight of the holy cityledthe Crusaders to Jerusalem ... yet on both occasions he was forced to retreat after coming within sight of the holy city
the pattern for later Eastern Crusadessetthe pattern for later Eastern Crusades
the early crusadesledthe early crusades
a bloodbath among Jews from Speyer to Reimscreateda bloodbath among Jews from Speyer to Reims
wars(passive) led bywars
thussetthus
in only a partial victory for the Christiansresultedin only a partial victory for the Christians
the scenesettingthe scene
to the contact between the Christian West and the Arab Eastledto the contact between the Christian West and the Arab East
in part by Richard the Lion - Heartedledin part by Richard the Lion - Hearted
1190 - 1192Led1190 - 1192
to B.ledto B.
in the west conquering the Byzantine Empireresultedin the west conquering the Byzantine Empire
to the acquisition of Cyprus by the Latinsalso ledto the acquisition of Cyprus by the Latins
off for the Middle Eastsetsoff for the Middle East
reallyleadreally
in the recapturing of some citiesdid resultin the recapturing of some cities
to many instances of abusehad ledto many instances of abuse
about raising huge sums of money required for this expedition through the sale of lands , titlesetabout raising huge sums of money required for this expedition through the sale of lands , title
The game(passive) is setThe game
him to capture Messina and Cyprusledhim to capture Messina and Cyprus
forthsetforth
settling the fate of the Holy Citywill be triggeredsettling the fate of the Holy City
to bloody anti - Jewish rioting in cities all over Englandhas ledto bloody anti - Jewish rioting in cities all over England
to the final victorycan only leadto the final victory
to the lost of Byzantine lands and later the Empire itself ( which I believe is trueledto the lost of Byzantine lands and later the Empire itself ( which I believe is true
to the building of Viborg castleledto the building of Viborg castle
destructionis causingdestruction
in motion ... with Richard I , the newly crowned king of England , taking the leadwas setin motion ... with Richard I , the newly crowned king of England , taking the lead