W. A. Sibly

An insight into the men behind the crusade against the Cathers, from a man who was very involved in the action. The account is understandably onesided, so don't expect the Cather's viewpoint to rate a mention, or even Catholic reservations in respect of the moviations of the crusaders.

However, it does allow a direct engagement with historical viewpoints, without any modern judgements intervening.

The introduction and notes are helpful and interesting.