Harold Lamb

Omar Khayyam

Illustrated

Genghis Khan, the Emperor of All Men

The Mighty Manslayer

A. Göke Bozkurt

Emir Timur

Hannibal

Genghis Khan The Emperor of All Men 

Boy's Genghis Khan

The Adventures of Khlit the Cossack

The Curved Saber

Lamb was a writer for Adventure magazines and an excellent historical novelist, being considered an expert on the periods he wrote about. Tamerlane is a Westernization of the Persian tale of Tamer Lenk. When the baby was first born, his parents took him to a holy sheik to be blessed. As they arrived, the sheik was reading a section of the Koran with that word, and instantly upon seeing him declared that his name would be Tamuru. During his lifetime, he conquered more territory than anyone except Alexander. His rule extended from his home base in Samarkand, southern Russia down through Iran and Syria in the west and into Northern Indian the south, and eastward into the westernmost parts of China. Although at times a brutal conqueror, he was also a man of compassion and great intelligence.

Conqueror of the Earth

Tamerlane

The Emperor of All Men : the Fascinating Story of the Barbarian who Conquered Half the World and Made the Name "Mongol" a Cry of Terror Down the Centuries

Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan, the Conqueror of All Men

The Conqueror, Emperor of All Men

THE STORY OF THE GREATEST MILITARY GENIUS OF ALL TIME—ALEXANDER THE GREAT From the dark forests of barbarian Europe, across the illimitable steppes of Asia, into the cities of golden India—Alexander led his invincible Macedonians to conquer the world. Harold Lamb, the superb historian-storyteller—whose brilliant Genghis Khan, Suleiman the Magnificent and Tamerlane have been read by millions—brings to pulsing life the story of a man who towered above his age, conquered the world, and forever changed the tide of human destiny.

The Journey to the World’s End

Alexander of Macedon

THE THREE PALLADINS is a novel of Temujin, who became the Great Khan, and his palladins - his warrior heroes - in a day of the sword. Here are high adventures that move across the mysterious and mighty Asiatic continent. The palladins are led to fabled Tangut, land of fertile fields, blue lakes, and the black walls of the castle of the magician, Prester John of Asia.

The Three Palladins

Emperor of All Men

Genghis Khan the Conqueror

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Genghis Khan the Emperor of All Men - Scholar's Choice Edition

H. Warner Munn

Harold Lamb's marvelous historical biographies of Genghis Khan, Alexander, and Hannibal have been best sellers for decades. His fiction -- great high adventure sometimes blended with modest elements of fantasy -- is a delight for the reader.The Three Palladins is a novel of Temujin, who became the Great Khan, and his palladins -- his warrior heroes -- in a day of the sword. Originating, and returning to its climax in the courts of Cathay, here are high adventures that move across the mysterious and mighty Asiatic continent.The palladins are led close to the roof of the world to fabled Tangut, land of fertile fields, blue lakes, and the black walls of the castle of the magician, Prester John of Asia.

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Marching Sands

Harold Lamb

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