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Books with title Genghis Khan Emperor of All Men

  • Genghis Khan Emperor of All Men

    Charles Lamb, Charles Binger (front cover)

    Mass Market Paperback (New York: Bantam Books # 1127 1st Printing, March 15, 1953)
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  • Genghis Khan: Emperor of all Men

    Harold Lamb

    Paperback (Bantam., March 15, 1953)
    1953 First Edition
  • Genghis Khan,: Emperor of all men,

    Harold Lamb

    Unknown Binding (Penguin books, inc, March 15, 1943)
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  • Genghis Khan: Emperor of all men

    Harold Lamb

    Paperback (Penguin Books, March 15, 1942)
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  • Genghis Khan: Emperor of All Men

    Harold Lamb

    Mass Market Paperback (Bantam, March 15, 1962)
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  • Genghis Khan or the Emperor of All Men 1928

    Harold Lamb

    Paperback (Kessinger Pub Co, March 1, 2003)
    1928. Eight hundred or so years ago, a man almost conquered the earth. He made himself master of half the known world and inspired humankind with a fear that lasted for generations. Genghis Khan, meaning universal ruler, was a man difficult to measure by ordinary standards. When he marched with his army, it was by degrees of latitude and longitude instead of miles; cities in his path were often obliterated and rivers diverted from their courses; deserts were populated with the fleeing and dying, and after he had passed, wolves and ravens were often the sole living things in a once populous area.
  • Genghis Khan: The Emperor of All Men

    Harold Lamb

    Hardcover (Star Books, March 15, 1927)
    Hardcover with rough hewn pages. In excellent condition for the 1927 Edition. Excellent edition to the history or rare edition collector
  • Genghis Khan: The Emperor of All Men

    Harold Lamb

    Hardcover (Blakiston, March 15, 1944)
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  • Genghis Khan : The Emperor of All Men

    Harold Lamb

    Hardcover (Darby Books, Sept. 1, 1981)
    Forward: Seven hundred years ago a man almost conquered the earth. He made himself master of half the known world, and inspired humankind with a fear that lasted for generations. In the course of his life he was given many names - the Mighty Manslayer, the Scourge of God, the Perfect Warrior, and the Master of Thrones, and Crowns. He is better known to us a Genghis Khan. Unlike most rulers of menk he deserved all his titles.
  • Genghis Khan,: The emperor of all men

    Harold Lamb

    Hardcover (T. Butterworth ltd, March 15, 1928)
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  • Genghis Khan Emperor of All Men

    Harold Lamb

    Hardcover (BLAKISTON COMPANY, )
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  • GENGHIS KHAN Emperor of All Men

    HAROLD LAMB

    Paperback (Infantry Journal/penguin Books, March 15, 1945)
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