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History's Most detrimental Dictators is the thrilling new booklet from best-selling author Michael Rank. It really is presently #1 on Amazon . com.com in the types of Medieval Record and Weapons and Warfare (as of March 9, 2013) and slated for translation into German. Here are reader reactions to "History's Most detrimental Dictators": "Concise and compulsively readable" "History as it should be told" "I would learning much more background if it came up packaged like this" This is actually the book description: Nasty, brutish, and brief. This is the way English philosopher Thomas Hobbes referred to the living conditions into which humans inevitably fall with out a strong, central expert. However, Hobbes would agree that living under a brutal dictator may lead to the same conditions. He would know -- he resided a century following the bloody reign of Henry VIII, 150 years after Spanish conquistadors witnessed Montezuma II offering up a large number of real human sacrifices, and four decades after Genghis Khan rode throughout Eurasia and left out enough loss of life and damage to depopulate major parts of the globe. This thrilling new booklet from historian Michael Rank looks at the lives and times of the worst dictators ever sold. Become familiar with about their reigns and violent activities, such as... -Emperor Nero's murder of members of the family, suspected arson of Rome, and widespread execution of religious minorities, which triggered many early on Christians to believe that he was the Antichrist. -Herod the Great's use of crowd slaughter, family killings, and even infanticide to hold to his rule. -Genghis Khan's armed service conquests that wiped out tens of large numbers and caused large numbers more to flee their homes in dread, resulting in forests reclaiming empty farmland and carbon levels plummeting, actually creating man-made global cooling down. -Vlad the Impaler (also called Vlad Dracul, the namesake of the vampire) and his use of impalement to eliminate more than 20,000 patients, even causing a superior army turn around and avoid fighting him when they witnessed his carnage. These four leaders and six others from old, medieval, and early on modern history load this booklet. Learn about how they gained their reputation as the worst dictators ever sold and why they are simply so infamous in popular culture today.
