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"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.".
"In The Horus Road it is the women of the Tao family who must hold the native forces together until Ahmose recovers and, ultimately, leads the Egyptians to triumph." "The Horus Road concludes a trilogy, beginning with The Hippopotamus Marsh, followed by The Oasis, that brings to vivid life the passions and intrigues which ushered in the great Eighteenth Dynasty."--BOOK JACKET.
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Kings and rulers, History, Fiction, Romans, nouvelles, Histoire, Fiction, historical, Egypt, fiction, Fiction, historical, generalPeople
Ahmose I King of EgyptPlaces
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The Horus Road: Lords of the Two Lands (Gedge, Pauline, Lords of the Two Lands, V. 3.)
May 2001, Soho Press
Hardcover
in English
156947236X 9781569472361
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Seigneurs des deux terres, tome 3 : La route d'horus
June 6, 2001, LGF
Mass Market Paperback
in French
2253150754 9782253150756
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July 31, 2019 | Edited by MARC Bot | associate edition with work OL60078W |
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