Crusading Plans for the Recovery of the Holy Land and the Eurasian Integration, 1300–1500

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Foreword V
3. Contents VII
4. Introduction: Crusade without End? Characterizing and Delimiting the Later Crusades 1
5. I Spaces
6. Crusading on the Eastern Adriatic Coast and its Hinterland in the Late Middle Ages 19
7. Bohemia during the Hussite Crusades 41
8. Crossing Lines or Across the Lines? Wallachia and the Later Crusades (Fourteenth to Seventeenth Centuries) 63
9. The Culmination of the Iberian Crusades: Granada, 1492 87
10. Crusades in the Making of the Global Early Modern World: The Portuguese Overseas Expansion (Fifteenth to Sixteenth Centuries) 105
11. The Climax of the Later Crusades. The Habsburg-Ottoman Wars of the Late Seventeenth Century 129
12. II Actors
13. The Knight Hospitallers of St. John 169
14. The Humanists and the Later Crusades 187
15. Crusade Preaching, Propaganda, and Piety 211
16. The Papacy, 1274–1494 235
17. Burgundy and the Later Crusades 259
18. Crusading Plans for the Recovery of the Holy Land and the Eurasian Integration, 1300–1500 283
19. III Concepts
20.  Antemurale Christianitatis—Bulwark Rhetoric and Defending the Faith in Late Medieval and Early Modern Times 307
21. The Historiography of the Crusades in the Late Middle Ages 351
22. Crusading Discourses in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries 379
23. The Ideal of the Crusade in Iberian Art (Fifteenth to Eighteenth Centuries) 409
24. The Baltic Crusades and European Chivalric Literature 431
25. Dreaming the Crusade: French Fictional Literature of the Fourteenth-Fifteenth Centuries 451
26. About the Authors
27. Index of Names
28. Index of Places/Regions/Countries