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Genghis Khan: The Emperor of all Men - Harold Lamb - International Collectors Library - 1927 Illustrated Hardback Dale Carnegie In Manhattan and his hometownCondition: Acceptable. Please see the images for more details. Please see small board edge knick on front board. Blurb: What is the mystery that surrounds Genghis Khan? More gigantic in historical literature than Alexander, the Caesars, Napoleon, or Hitler 750 years ago, Genghis Khan, the great Mongolian war lord conquered half the world. A nomad, a hunter and herder of beasts, he outgeneraled the powers of three empires. He was a barbarian who had