This has a lot of good primary sources from all the Crusades, including the First and the Third.

This site is from Boise State. It's a good source to get the basics of the narrative.

This is essentially an online copy of August Krey's The First Crusade: the Accounts of Eyewitnesses

Here's a .pdf version of Fulcher of Chartres' chronicle of the First Crusade.

This is one of the few online encyclopedias I will allow. Be aware it was written in 1911!

This is a letter written by Stephen of Blois to his wife Adele.

This is a site that has some letters written during several of the Crusades. It's more for extra in

When you use this website, stick with the primary sources on this particular page.

I don't usually encourage simply looking up websites, but this article was written by Thomas Madden,

This is another commentary by Prof. Madden. I put it in here to show you how one academic (Madden)

A digitized version of the book written by John Hugh Hill and Laurita Lyttleton Hill

A digitized version of the book written by Ralph Bailey Yewdale.

Use this ONLY to get a general narrative. You cannot use this as a source to cite.

Use this ONLY to get a general narrative of the First Crusade. You cannot use this as a source to c

This website should help you with some details on MLA in-text citations.

This gives you all the information you need to cite your sources properly.

A *very* useful tool.