The Naming Patterns of the Inhabitants of Frankish Acre: Crusades: Vol 4, No 1

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* An earlier version of this paper was read to a symposium entitled Historic Acre as a Living City, held in July 2003 in Acre under the auspices of the Old Acre Development Company.

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The Naming Patterns of the Inhabitants of Frankish AcreFootnote
* An earlier version of this paper was read to a symposium entitled Historic Acre as a Living City, held in July 2003 in Acre under the auspices of the Old Acre Development Company.

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The Naming Patterns of the Inhabitants of Frankish AcreFootnote
* An earlier version of this paper was read to a symposium entitled Historic Acre as a Living City, held in July 2003 in Acre under the auspices of the Old Acre Development Company.