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| vexillia | 16 Dec 2015 8:17 a.m. PST |
I've added a link to my latest Miniature Wargames review to the articles page. It's a review of the latest book from Pen & Sword about the Mongols: "When I was told I was going to receive a review copy of this book I must confess I was really pleased. The Mongols have always fascinated me and I have spent many happy hours building Mongol armies. I was curious to see what, if anything, new would be revealed in this volume from Chris Peers. When the book arrived I was immediately struck by how well organised it was. The inclusion of a full time line, a genealogy for Genghis Khan's family, and a who's who's in thirteenth century Mongolia ensured I would be using the book for reference in the future. All books on the Mongols suffer from a lack of contemporary sources and the author generally does a good job in explaining how this paucity limits what can be said with certainty" Review of Genghis Khan And The Mongol War Machine by Chris Peers, Miniature Wargames, 389, 60-61
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