A revisionist history at its best.

Intended for ages 9-14, this work explores ancient religions and other facets of India's rich and colourful culture. It contains photographs that highlight the text including the marriage dowry, the salwar kameez worn by Muslim and Sikh women, and a recipe for Indian ice cream.

Tells the story of Alexander the Great who, at only 21, became King of Macedonia and set off on a 12-year journey to conquer the known world and extend the boundaries of Greek civilization. This book describes his boyhood, his battles and victories, as well as the palace intrigues that surrounded him.

A biography of Lawrence of Arabia, this work describes Lawrence breaking with tradition to live with Arabs and helping them defeat the Turks and gain an independent state, providing insight into the origins of the Middle East.

Paying particular attention to the Mongol invasion of Europe, this study analyzes how Genghis Khan was able to unite the primitive Mongol tribes of the harsh Siberian steppes and organize them into highly mobile and disciplined squadrons which he used with devastating effect against his opponents.

Presents an overview of the government, religion, and politics of the Mongolian Empire. This book considers the effects of Mongol military campaigns on other countries and peoples in China, Russia, Persia and Europe. It assesses the military career of Chingiz (Genghis) Khan.