Osprey Campaign 161 - Third Crusade 1191 Richar... -

: While Richard won a significant tactical victory at the Battle of Arsuf (September 1191) and secured coastal cities like Jaffa, he ultimately failed to recapture Jerusalem—his primary objective. Visual & Reference Features As a standard Osprey Campaign title, the book includes:

: In-depth profiles of the major commanders and the political friction between European leaders like King Philip of France. Osprey Campaign 161 - Third Crusade 1191 Richar...

: A breakdown of the campaign's progression, from the fall of Acre to the eventual truce that allowed pilgrims access to holy sites while leaving the city under Muslim control. : While Richard won a significant tactical victory

The book examines the legendary rivalry between of England and the Muslim Sultan Saladin . Key areas covered include: The book examines the legendary rivalry between of

: Illustrations of troop movements and geographical layouts of the Holy Land.

The book is volume 161 in Osprey Publishing's Campaign series. Written by David Nicolle and illustrated by Christa Hook , this 96-page volume provides a detailed military history of one of the most famous conflicts of the Middle Ages. Core Content & Themes