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Harold Lamb
Full Series List in Order
The Complete Cossack Adventures
3 - Riders of the Steppes (Jun-2007)4 - Swords of the Steppes (Jun-2007)
Warriors of the Steppes (Jul-2006)
Wolf of the Steppes (Jul-2006)
Book List in Order: 33 titles
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The Sea of the Ravens
- Jun-1983
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The Sea of the Ravens continues the exploits of Durandal, the fabled sword of history and legend. How the sword came into the hands of Hugh of Taranto, whose band of Crusaders is slain through treachery was chronicled in Durandal.The Sea of the Raven...
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The Mexican
- Dec-1999
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Pablo Ortiz was a cheerful, hardworking remudero - until the day his Patron's daughter falsely accused him of molesting her. Hounded, whipped and left for dead by her irate father, the young Mexican, with the help of Pedro Gomez, leaves Mexico vowing...
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Tamerlane the Earth Shaker
- Oct-2001
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1928. Illustrated. 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...
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The Grand Cham
- Jan-2003
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One of Harold Lamb's last uncollected works, this short novel -- a thrilling adventure spanning Turkey and Afghanistan, set in the time of the Crusades -- offers a glimpse into a time of barbarism and heroicism, and Christians and Muslims locked in w...
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Warriors of the Steppes
- Jul-2006
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Master of driving pace, exotic setting, and complex plotting, Harold Lamb was one of Robert E. Howard’s favorite writers. Here at last is every pulse-pounding, action-packed story of Lamb’s greatest hero, the wolf of the steppes, Khlit the Cossac...
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Wolf of the Steppes
- Jul-2006
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Master of driving pace, exotic setting, and complex plotting, Harold Lamb was one of Robert E. Howard’s favorite writers. Here at last is every pulse-pounding, action-packed story of Lamb’s greatest hero, the wolf of the steppes, Khlit the Cossac...
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Riders of the Steppes
- Jun-2007
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A master of driving pace, exotic setting, and complex plotting, Harold Lamb was one of Robert E. Howard's favorite writers. Here at last is every pulse-pounding, action-packed story of Lamb's greatest hero, Khlit the Cossack, the “wolf of the stepp...
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Swords of the Steppes
- Jun-2007
- / Fantasy
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A master of driving pace, exotic setting, and complex plotting, Harold Lamb was one of Robert E. Howard's favorite writers. Here at last is every pulse-pounding, action-packed story of Lamb's greatest hero, Khlit the Cossack, the “wolf of the stepp...
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Swords from the Desert
- Sep-2009
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Countless authors have swept us into the exotic east, but few based their tales there. In a time when westerners still spoke publicly about “the white man’s burden,” Harold Lamb was crafting action-packed stories featuring Arabs, Mongols, and H...
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Swords from the West
- Sep-2009
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Here, for the first time, are all seventeen of Harold Lamb’s uncollected crusader stories in one volume. Read now of the fall of kingdoms and the fate of doomed men, of desperate battles and brave comrades, of shrewd maids and scheming nobles. Join...
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Swords from the East
- May-2010
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Their conquest was measured not in miles but in degrees of longitude. They smashed the gates of empires, overthrew kingdoms, diverted rivers, and depopulated entire countries. They were the Mongols of Genghis Khan, swift and merciless but also resour...
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Swords from the Sea
- May-2010
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Vikings, pirates, heroes, rogues, and explorers . . . all have heard the siren call of the sea, and master storyteller Harold Lamb chronicled some of their most daring exploits. This single volume contains all of Lamb’s historical seafaring stories...
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Expert Proficiency
- Jan-2011
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THE first time I saw Bunny Reynolds I had to look twice to be sure he was there. It was at the railroad station when one o’ the rookie trains from New York pulled in, an’ a batch o’ raw material poured out on the platform an’ looked around fo...
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The Eyes of Ya Long
- Jan-2011
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Tales of the beauties and mysteries of Ya Long, the village of the Sleeping Heron and of the Temple of the Five Virtues, had come to McKinnon's ears. So, he was bound for Ya Long in search of treasures and curiosities. But what he found forever chang...
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Takings and Leavings
- Jan-2011
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KING TAHORAI was a successful monarch. He stood near six feet, and could hurl his bone-tipped spear through a man fifty yards away. But Tahorai was progressive. He realized that the old spear was a waste of efficiency.Tahorai got him a balky single-s...
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The Skull of Shirzad Mir
- May-2013
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"If you're looking for old-style adventure with hair's-breadth escapes, intrigue, swordplay, horsemanship, and even a bit romance . . . you can't go wrong here." -- BILL CRIDER, award-winning author of the Sheriff Dan Rhodes, Truman Smith and Sally ...
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The Harold Lamb Megapack
- May-2014
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"The Harold Lamb Megapack" presents 18 classic tales by one of the greatest adventure fiction writers of all time. Lamb inspired countless other authors, including Robert E. Howard (creator of Conan the Barbarian) with his historically accurate tales...
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The House of the Falcon
- Jul-2019
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Set in the early part of the 20th century, this fine historical novel by Harold Lamb (most famous for his historical biographies and adventure fiction) tells of a white man in North Africa who is drugged and kidnapped from a bazaar. What follows is a...
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Hillbilly Justice
When Truman Gately was found dead in the well next to his humble abode, his neighbour - a rich cattle rancher - saw that the way was clear for him to take possession of the homestead and the waterhole he had long coveted. Even the arrival in Bilston ...
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John Gideon Shaw
When John Gideon Shaw was only sixteen he witnessed the treacherous killing of his father and other members of his family. He sold the family farm and, filled with hatred and sorrow, moved to Texas to try to build a new life. His fast-gun reaction ...
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Marching Sands
A long-lost city of medieval origin, ‘Sungan’, lies in the trackless waste of the Gobi desert. It harbours the ‘Wusan’, descendants of white crusaders....
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Return to Silver City
George Tobias, the Negro gunman, returns to Silver City with her partner Pat Flynn. They hope to settle down with their families on two neighbouring ranches. Whilst purchasing a Hereford breeding bull, they cross paths with Paul Lamotte, a southern...
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Silver City
A young Negro called Tobias had come to Silver City to seek his fortune. All goes to plan until the railway enters Silver City its Southern owners' hatred for blacks turns young Tobias into a killing machine....
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Son of Tobias
The happy reunion between the families of George Tobias and Pat Flynn turns into disaster when young Philip Tobias witnesses the killing of his father. The only clue he has is the flame-red hair of the killer and the name 'Jim'. Following the law o...