History B Schools History Project GCSE
Leadership rivalries
What Leadership rivalries means in History B Schools History Project GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Leadership rivalries
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Bitter disputes among the Crusade's leaders, as when Bohemond of Taranto claimed Antioch for himself and Raymond of Toulouse fiercely opposed him.
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