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Besides the Muslims, the English also clashed with the rival Crusader factions and local Christian powers at Acre during the Third Crusade. Tensions arose due to competing interests among different Christian leaders, particularly between the forces of Richard the Lionheart and those of Philip II of France, as well as internal strife among the various Crusader factions. This complexity complicated the siege of Acre and the overall dynamics of the Crusader campaign.

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