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The Horus Road Book 3

The Horus Road is the riveting conclusion of Pauline Gedge's three-volume epic, the Lords of the Two Lands, which chronicles the courageous and often tragic struggle of the Tao Princes to free their country from the foreign rule of the Setiu king Apepa. Ahmose vows to continue the struggle that has taken the life of his father and brother. It is up to him to devise a strategy to capture the Setiu capital, Het-Uart, in order to free Egypt once and for all. But the devious Apepa will stop at nothing, no matter how ruthless, to rob the Tao family of its chance for total victory. Military might alone will not be enough for Ahmose to breach the city's walls. He will need a miracle from Amun.

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  • "The Horus Road is the riveting conclusion of Pauline Gedge's three-volume epic, the Lords of the Two Lands, which chronicles the courageous and often tragic struggle of the Tao Princes to free their country from the foreign rule of the Setiu king Apepa. Ahmose vows to continue the struggle that has taken the life of his father and brother. It is up to him to devise a strategy to capture the Setiu capital, Het-Uart, in order to free Egypt once and for all. But the devious Apepa will stop at nothing, no matter how ruthless, to rob the Tao family of its chance for total victory. Military might alone will not be enough for Ahmose to breach the city's walls. He will need a miracle from Amun."@en
  • ""The Hyksos, interlopers from Asia Minor with Cretan and Minoan trading connections, ruled Egypt for over two hundred years, after the end of the Middle Kingdom. Seqenenra Tao of Weset roused the native princes to rebellion but died before they could achieve success. His second son, Kamose, assumed command and led a sweep up the Nile to the Hyksos Pharoah's delta stronghold. Then Kamose was assassinated by his own allies, and young Ahmose, the surviving Tao prince, was wounded."--Jacket."@en
  • "Kamosé est trahi et assassiné à son tour par plusieurs de ses alliés princiers. Ahmosi, son frère cadet est grièvement blessé. Mais les femmes du clan, Aahotep, la reine-mère, et Aahmes-Nefertari, la soeur épouse du prince rebelle, prennent les affaires en main."

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  • "Historical fiction"
  • "Historical fiction"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Detective and mystery stories"@en
  • "Biographical fiction"@en
  • "Biographical fiction"
  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Detective and mystery fiction"@en

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  • "The Horus Road Book 3"@en
  • "The Horus road. [3]"@en
  • "El camino de Horus"@es
  • "Hórusz útja"
  • "El Camino de Horus"
  • "The Horus Road"
  • "The Horus Road"@en
  • "Horusvejen"@da
  • "The Horus Road : lords of the two lands, volume three"@en
  • "Horusveien"
  • "Die Strasse des Horus : Roman"
  • "Die Strasse des Horus"
  • "Die Strasse des Horus : [Roman]"
  • "The Horus road"@en
  • "The Horus road"
  • "La route d'Horus : roman"
  • "The Horus Road : Lords of the two lands"@en
  • "La route d'Horus"

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