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The Assyrian Empire (World History Series) (1998)

by Don Nardo

Series: World History Series

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Discusses the history of the Assyrian Empire, including its early people, the rise of the Assyrian nation, its rebirth, the empire at its height, and the nation's collapse.
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To the modern world before the mid-nineteenth century, the name of Assyria, which had once struck terror into the hearts of millions, was nothing more than a term occasionally mentioned in the Bible and the books of a few ancient Greek and Roman writers.
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935.03History and Geography › Ancient World › Mesopotamia and Iranian Plateau to 637

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DS73.N37History of Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania › Asia › History of Asia › Iraq (Assyria, Babylonia, Mesopotamia)

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