Fort Morgan Public Library

A biography of thirteenth-century Mongolian leader, Genghis Khan that describes his life and ruthless destruction of cities, villages, and farms.

A biography of the first queen of England Mary Tudor that describes her life and execution of hundreds of people for heresy.

Attila the Hun has the word "barbaric" in spray-painted style across the cover, and this is more than an appellation. He was the symbol of the rise of barbarianism that brought down the Roman Empire. In fascinating detail, the book not only introduces Attila, but gives the backstory on what made the rise of the Huns possible. The exciting yet concise writing brings readers close to the battlefield, but the fighting and intrigue are neatly set against...

Traces the rule of Empress Cixi of China and examines how her foolish actions drove her people into chaos and starvation.

Hannibal Barca was the sworn enemy of Rome, one of the most powerful nations on earth. He ransacked the Roman countryside, leaving fields in ruins and villages in flames. But was Hannibal truly wicked? Or were his tactics the same as those used by his enemies? Inside you'll find: the life story of one of history's most infamous figures; primary sources and other readings from ancient times; profiles of Hannibal's' family, friends, and enemies; map...

A biography of Sir Francis Drake, focusing on his activities as a pirate and slave trader, which made him a hero in England, but earned him the name of the Dragon by the Spanish.

Describes Idi Amin's rise to power and his brutal, eight-year dictatorship in Uganda.

Examines the life and career of Otto von Bismark.