Elizabeth Siberry Libri

Focusing on the legacy and memory of the Templars and Knights of St. John in Britain, this comprehensive study spans from the late 18th to the early 20th centuries. It utilizes previously overlooked sources to offer new insights into these military orders, highlighting their historical significance and the evolution of their perception over time. Additionally, the work identifies gaps in existing research, paving the way for future exploration in this intriguing area of history.

Focusing on the nineteenth century, this book explores the enduring British fascination with the crusades through extensive research and previously untapped sources. It delves into the cultural, political, and social implications of this interest, shedding light on how the crusades influenced British identity and imperial ambitions during this period.

Reading about the Crusades -- Finding Crusaders : physical monuments and discoveries -- Crusading pedigrees -- The heraldic Crusader -- The absent and returning Crusader -- Conclusion.