Genghis Khan The Emperor Of All Men

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Genghis Khan the Emperor of All Men

HAROLD LAMB

Franklin Classics Trade Press

William the Great demi-god's life. From his youth as a handsome young prince who chose books over beautiful women. Who ordered bloody massacres, as a general who battled his was into the unknown, the ascetic who brought richness and luxury to his people, the despot who altered history, the heir to a kingdom no mortal had ever before dared to claim. 3 parts and 22 chapters.

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Genghis Khan : The Emperor of All Men

History

Asia

Darby Books

The Sea of the Ravens continues the exploits of Durandal, the fabled sword of history and legend. How the sword came into the hands of Hugh of Taranto, whose band of Crusaders is slain through treachery was chronicled in Durandal. The Sea of the Ravens continues Hugh's adventures as he joins forces with the great khan, Genghis, in a manhunt for an emperor that is without parallel in human annals. Here are a series of monumental battles and dark betrayals worthy of Robert E. Howard. With eight full color illustrations by artists Alicia Austin (Fur Magic, Scarlet Dream and Durandal) and George Barr.

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Alicia Austin

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Donald M. Grant, Publisher, Inc

Conan. Elric. Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser. Jirel of Joiry. All could call Return of the Sword home and be proud of it. Join warriors male and female, young and old, in struggles of supremacy, survival, and sacrifice. Witness the spectacle of their deeds; ride with them into battle; stand beside them in the breach; marvel at their heroics. Rejoice beside them, tremble before them, weep with them, die with them . . . triumph with them. This is a storyteller's collection of heroic deeds. Within its covers you will find tales by award-winning short story authors S.C. Bryce, Bruce Durham, and Angeline Hawkes; classic works by fan-favorite novelists E.E. Knight and Harold Lamb; and stories from new novelists Michael Ehart and James Enge and numerous other up-and-coming authors. Do your reading time a favor - pick up a copy of Return of the Sword today!

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Ty Johnston

Nathan Meyer

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Fantasy

Rogue Blades Entertainment

Excellent, historic story well told by Harold Lamb and beautifully illustrated by Elton Fax. Originally published in 1954, this paperback edition was released in 1982.

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