Saladin Judith Lee Kissell in an accessible graphic novel

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Saladin Judith Lee Kissell in an accessible graphic novelKnown to the west as ''the noble heathen,'' the great Muslim emperor Saladin led Arab forces in the reconquest of the Crusader kingdoms and captured Jerusalem in 1187. This concise history traces Saladin's role in the contest between Islam and Christianity during the twelfth century. Tracing the Sultan's life from the rise of the Crusader States through his triumph over the Franks to the Third Crusade, Mohring elucidates the emperor's accomplishments