3383. Dungeons, Fire and Sword: The Knights Templar in the Crusades, by John J. Robinson (read Dec 27, 2000). I found this book objectionable because the author simply decides which account he will believe and than, without telling the reader of other versions, says that is what happened. So if you are concerned about historical accuracy, you will need to read some other book. A far better treatment, though older, of the Crusades is the 3-volume work by Steven Runciman (read by me in November and December of 1974). ( )