>>364381
Jean Flori's "Richard Lionheart" is very good

>>364381
Jerusalem by Simon Sebag Montifiore

Very factual. Very little slant.

Thomas Madden has the best books, doesn't he? The most modern ones, based on the latest research.

Jacques Heers is pretty good.
I'm not sure his works are translated though.

>>364381
Rene Grousset by far, very far. Others seem lame in comparison.
>>364767 is good too.

Joshua Prawer, the Israelian, was also very interesting. Some say he views it too much with the prism of Zionism but that's precisely what is interesting.

>>364797
read that Book, didn't really Seem That bad. Am I wrong?

>>364514
Supposedly it's the book equivalent of that Crusades video that /pol/ loves.

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Michael Haag's "The Templars: The History and the Myth"

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>>364381
Pic related is great but not about the Crusades directly.

>>366383
Oh shit misread "books" as graphic novels.

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Don't know about best, but this is my book.
title: The chronicles of the crusades.