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Emperor Of The Seas

Emperor Of The Seas

Weatherford, Jack

A gripping tale of naval warfare,dynastic rivalry, and technicalinnovation, by the author ofGenghis Khan and the Makingof the Modern World.Based on years of research andimmersion in Mongol culture andtradition, Emperor of the Seas bringsthe little-known story of Kublai Khanvibrantly to life. ...

Editorial:
Bloomsbury Uk
Año de edición:
2024
ISBN:
978-1-3994-1774-7
Páginas:
352
Encuadernación:
TAPA BLANDA
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Sinopsis

A gripping tale of naval warfare,
dynastic rivalry, and technical
innovation, by the author of
Genghis Khan and the Making
of the Modern World.
Based on years of research and
immersion in Mongol culture and
tradition, Emperor of the Seas brings
the little-known story of Kublai Khan
vibrantly to life.

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