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Knights of Malta (The Hospitallers)

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A brief history of the hostel for pilgrims in Jerusalem founded by Pope Gregory around 600 A.D, and the growth throughout the Mediterranean area of the associated order of knights whose focus was to care for the sick and the needy.

Author:  Peter Boon

Booklet size:  A5

Knights of Malta (The Hospitallers)

£1.50

A brief history of the hostel for pilgrims in Jerusalem and the  associated order of knights who cared for the sick and the needy.

SKU: 656 Category:

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