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Crusader Criminals
Gone Medieval
Crime and Strategy in the Crusades
This chapter explores the intersection of crime and military strategy during the Crusades, focusing on how leaders exploited criminality in enemy territories while facing challenges in friendly regions. It examines the economic incentives of looting compared to traditional military pay, as well as the demographic aspects of crime, particularly the roles of men and women. Additionally, the chapter highlights the evolution of local communities in response to invasion and crime, along with the long-term impacts on returning crusaders and modern parallels to contemporary issues of crime and governance.
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