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Williamson, Frances. The Daughter of Maschemuth
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| Title: | The Daughter of Maschemuth | | Subtitle: | A Story of the Children's Crusade | | Availability: | In Press | | Publisher: | Regina Books |
In 1212 A.D., boy preachers arose and led literally thousands of children to the east in what has been called “The Children’s Crusade where all disappeared with hardly a trace. This historical romance novel, written a century ago, reconstructs this bizarre event. In dealing with medieval religion, it describes the nature of Islam with a great deal of sensitivity. | |
| | Williamson, Frances. The Daughter of Maschemuth | | ISBN: | 978-1930053-40-3 | | Weight: | 1 LBS. | | Price: | $26.25 | |
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