Weave: Historic Tales From The Past
Devyn T MooreHistorical articles with the purpose of weaving together entertaining stories, events, and people to provide a comprehensive and humorous view of small moments in time.
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The Fourth Crusade: Act V
van Gogh, Vincent. Starry Night. 1889. Google Art Project, Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Hello Traveler. I pray you are well.
When last we spoke, you had bloodied your hands as you fought through the streets of Zara. Now, prepare to sel...
The Fourth Crusade: Act IV
Zara (Zadar) city view [Woodcut engraving]. (16th c.). In Cosmographia by Sebastian Münster. Public domain.
Good day traveler, welcome to Zara.
I would show you around, but the city is not at its best, you see they are preparing for a bat...
The Fourth Crusade: Act III
Panoramic view of Venice in medieval travel guide "Peregrinationes in Terram Sanctam" (Journey to the Holy Land) by Bernhard von Breydenbach 1486 : Public Domain
You’ve returned.
Good.
You will want to be present for the next Act- afte...
The Fourth Crusade: Act II
You’ve come back.
How… intriguing.
Last we spoke, we left our Crusaders in Venice, nestled into the den of a nearly blind viper.
Today we are to embark on a journey to a land of silks and secrets. To a time where the title Emperor became...
The Fourth Crusade: Act I
Good eve my fair ladies, gents and everything in between.
It would be my pleasure to share with you the wonders, crimes, and travesties brought upon the cities Zara and Constantinople in the year 1202.
Sit down, pull up a chair, or a bean...
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Imagineer for Epic Fantasy and an avid but amateur history lover.
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