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Attila, King of the Huns: Man and myth

Author Patrick Howarth

Format Hardcover

Publisher Barnes & Noble Books

Category Ancient History

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From the Publisher Although his graves location is still unknown, Attila the Huns place in history and legend is assured, though controversial. Dubbed The Scourge of God by early Christian chroniclers but known to his intimates for his clemency and wisdom, Attila ruled for only eight years in the middle of the fifth century. In that brief space he consolidated the Hun kingdom and threatened to conquer the empires of both Rome and Constantinople. Drawing on new archaeological findings and Hungarian sources unknown in the West, prolific biographer Patrick Howarth has created the first authentic life of Attila.

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Publisher: Barnes & Noble Books
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 9780760700334

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