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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. bluetyson | Jan 17, 2007 |   One of the more intriguing Tarzan adventures, one in which the Lord of the Jungle plays something of a bit part. The main character here is James Blake, a young American who becomes lost in the jungle and wanders into a hidden community descended from the Knights of the middle ages. This is one of Burroughs' best vehicles for making pointed criticisms of modern civilization, and a ripping good story besides. (  )burnit99 | Jan 1, 2007 | 1  When slave traders and safari hunters invade Tarzan's jungle kingdom, the mighty ape-man is caught up in a perilous quest for the lost Leopard City of Nimmr, a treasure land of amazing wealth. But Tarzan's cunning enemies vow his destruction, and the fabulous metropolis in the Forbidden Valley holds its own horrors of medieval mortal combat.... rajendran | Jul 23, 2006 | 0.047 seconds to build listing
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0345413474, Mass Market Paperback)TARZAN, LORD OF THE JUNGLEWhen slave traders and safari hunters invade Tarzan's jungle kingdom, the mighty ape-man is caught up in a perilous quest for the lost Leopard City of Nimmr, a treasure land of amazing wealth. But Tarzan's cunning enemies vow his destruction, and the fabulous metropolis in the Forbidden Valley holds its own horrors of medieval mortal combat . . . TARZAN AND THE LOST EMPIRE While searching for a missing scholar in the treacherous Wiramwazi Mountains, Tarzan is captured by an ancient tribe of the centuries-dead Roman Empire. In this dangerous throwback to Caesar's brutal regime, Tarzan must triumph over cruel emperors, skilled gladiators, and blood-hungry lions--or he will never taste freedom again . . . (retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:10 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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This sums it up:-
"And so it was that Tarzan of the Apes, clad in chain mail, and armed with lance and sword, rode down into the Valley of the Sepulcher just as Bohun put his foul scheme into execution and carried off the Princess Cuinalda."
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