Chronicles_Of_The_Crusades

Chronicles Of The Crusades King Louis, a servant of God, may just be close to perfection. What can make a king worthy to be called a Saint' King Louis character is documented by Jean, Lord of Joinville, and Seneschal of Champagne covering the time of pilgrimage with the king in a six year period. This third-person depiction of a king was an observation that aimed to enlighten the person who reads it. Being in third-person, it is obvious that Joinville respected the character of the king with repetitive compliments of goodness and kind acts. Even though I wasn’t there 750 years ago, I am compelled to understand this noble character. In spending six years with the king, Joinville definitely knows the king. His biased opinion of him proves that any small discrepancy in the kings behavior according to his bias would be brought out. I believe Joinville and I wish to consider King Louis to be a great man in history. Joinville sought to narrate this journey with the king as well as elaborate on the king’s benevolence. He would approve of the king by reflecting on him showing his temperance in both king, joinville, words, louis, god, time, reading, kings, great, character, about, years, written, wouldn’t, wasn’t, through, though, third-person, temperance, spent, son, six, shows, shown, seems, saintly, person, period, one, mentioned, learned, king’s, just, i’ve, isn’t