Hey, /his/. What do you think is the best way to do internet

>>1041204

Google scholar, univeristy pages.

>>1041204
It's not what you are looking for, but this podcast is about the crusades.
http://historyofthecrusades.podomatic.com/

Thanks, guys!

>>1041204
1) Go to the library
2) Get your school's login credentials for JSTOR
3) Log into JSTOR

>>1041204
Gather primary sources related to your topic for reference

Gather a small core of authoritative books vaguely related to your subject to quickly explain common theories or vague concepts necessary for your argument

Gather a lot of small papers published in academic journals that detail specific elements of your argument and combine them in a way that supports your reading of excerpts from your primary texts.

Easy peasy

>>1041204
Just make a crusades thread. Should be full of good info

>>1042553
That he didn't just make an obvious do-my-homework-for-me thread makes me respect OP a little, though I guess he could have gotten away with it by just making a crusades thread and asking a specific question based on his thesis.

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>>1041204
watch real crusades history, and get the books he recommends

>>1043000
OP said best, not pleb