Louis IX's Crusade in Egypt: A Campaign of Strategic Blunders
Louis IX's 13th-century crusade to Egypt stands as a case study in strategic failure — from the absence of allies and a misguided route of march to a lack of ransom funds after defeat. Despite his piety and determination, the French king led the expedition to disaster. The article analyses the key blunders that doomed the campaign.
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