The War On Heresy: Faith and Power in Medieval Europe - Tapa blanda

This is a jaw-dropping book. Thrilling, unsettling, revelatory. (Tom Holland)

Moore makes a very powerful case ... if only half of his revolutionary new claims are accepted, every encyclopedia entry on the Cathars will have to be completely rewritten (Daily Telegraph)

Brilliantly told, profoundly thought-provoking. (History Today)

Moore's latest book is as good, and as provocative, as anything he has produced. The book is one of the finest accounts of medieval heresy that you are likely to encounter ... serves to enhance Moore's status as one of the finest historians of medieval heresy. (BBC History Magazine)

Elegant and intelligent. (Literary Review)

Wide-ranging, beautifully written, and compellingly argued, this is a book that overturns the traditional picture. (Times Literary Supplement)

Moore's approach to Catharism is intriguing and provocative. [This is] an accessible and up-to-date history of the rise of heresy persecution in the medieval West. The book will inspire ample criticism and defenses among scholars. Amateur historians will find a pleasing expository style burnished with colorful details. (America)

A bold new vision. (The Historian)

An intellectual thriller ... An absolute page-turner ... Startling, unsettling and revelatory, The War on Heresy is Homeland in cowls. (Tom Holland Toronto Globe and Mail)

The The War on Heresy is an important and well-argued book that will force scholars to re-examine the history of medieval heresy and provides the methodological blueprint for the study of heresy in the Middle Ages. (The Medieval Review)