Tamerlane. by Poe, Edgar Allen

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Tamerlane and the Jews / by Shterenshis, Michael, 1962-

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Sunday morning. Who are they

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Central Asia in the era of sovereignty : the return of Tamerlane? /

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Sunday morning. Boston

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Inferno in Chechnya : Russian-Chechen wars, the Al Qaeda myth, and the Boston Marathon bombings by Williams, Brian Glyn

Subjects: “…Tsarnaev, Tamerlan.…”
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Tirpitz : the life and death of Germany's last super battleship by Zetterling, Niklas

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Russia's theatrical past : court entertainment in the seventeenth century by Jensen, Claudia Rae, Maier, Ingrid, Shamin, S. M., Waugh, Daniel Clarke

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: The Comedians Come to Pskov -- Court Music at Home and Abroad -- The Theater of Diplomacy -- Introducing Pickleherring: The Origins of the Russian Court Theater -- The Plays and "Ballets" for the Tsar -- The Play of Tamerlane -- From Tamerlane to Tamerlane and Beyond.…”
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The Plays and Poems of Nicholas Rowe, Volume I : the Early Plays. by Bernard, Stephen

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; CONTENTS; Acknowledgements; List of illustrations; General introduction; Nicholas Rowe: a chronology; A note on the editorial policy for the edition; Introduction to The Ambitious Step-mother, Tamerlane, and The Fair Penitent; Publication history and textual note to The Ambitious Step-mother, Tamerlane, and The Fair Penitent; The Ambitious Step-mother; Tamerlane; The Fair Penitent; Appendix A: Dedication to Edward, 7th Earl of Warwick and 4th Earl of Holland (1714); Appendix B: Sir Samuel Garth's prologue for Tamerlane.…”
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The Ghazi Sultans and the Frontiers of Islam : a Comparative Study of the Late Medieval and Early Modern Periods. by Anooshahr, Ali

Table of Contents: “…Book Cover; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; Notes on transliteration; Introduction; 1 How Babur became a ghazi; 2 Disclaiming Tamerlane's inheritance, and the rise of the Mughal Empire; 3 The origins of the ghazi king; 4 Inventing the image of the founder king; 5 The triad of kings; 6 Tatars and Ottomans; 7 The ghazas of Sultan Murad II; Conclusion; Notes; Bibliography; Index.…”
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A global history of war : from Assyria to the twenty-first century by Chaliand, Gérard, 1934-

Table of Contents: “…Overview: war and history -- The first military empire: the Assyrians -- The great strategy of the Byzantine Empire -- The Arabs -- The nomads of the Eurasian steppes -- The Seljuks, Mameluks, and the Crusades -- The Mongol Empire -- Tamerlane -- The Ottomans -- Safavid Iran -- The Ming and Chinese politico-military traditions -- The Manchu and the end of the nomads -- The Mughals and Islam in India -- Russia and the end of the Tatars -- The ascent of Europe -- The time of revolutions -- Guerilla warfare -- From total war to asymmetrical conflict -- Conclusion.…”
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Connecting the dots in world history, a teacher's literacy-based curriculum : from the Mongol Empire to the reformation. Volume III by Edwards, Chris, 1977-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction to volume iii; chapter one. mongol conquests after the death of genghis khan; chapter two. christendom remade; chapter three. european politics before the black death; chapter four. the east after the mongols; chapter five. tamerlane's world; chapter six. the ottoman empire; chapter seven. russia after the mongols; chapter eight. western europe before the reformation; chapter nine. the americas and africa; chapter ten. renaissance and reformation; chapter eleven. the end of christendom; appendix; references; about the author.…”
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My house in Damascus : an inside view of the Syrian revolution by Darke, Diana

Table of Contents: “…Monasteries and Desperation; 15. Thugs and Tamerlane; 16. The Triumph of Asabiyya; 17. Future Imperfect and Perfect; Acknowledgements; Glossary; Cast of Characters; A Note on the Choice of Charity.…”
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Edgar Allan Poe : the critical heritage

Table of Contents: “…Cover; EDGAR ALLAN POE: THE CRITICAL HERITAGE; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; NOTE ON THE TEXT; Tamerlane and Other Poems (1827); 1 Poe's 'Preface', 1827; Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems (1829); 2 [JOHN NEAL], pre-publication notices in the Yankee and Boston Literary Gazette, September and December 1829; 3 [JOHN NEAL], notice in the Boston Ladies' Magazine, January 1830; 4 Review in an unidentified Baltimore paper, 1830; 5 JOHN HILL HEWITT, review in the Baltimore Minerva and Emerald, 1830; Poems (1831)…”
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American self-radicalizing terrorists and the allure of "Jihadi cool/chic" by Picart, Caroline Joan, 1966-

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Timurids in transition : Turko-Persian politics and acculturation in Medieval Iran by Subtelny, Maria

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The Medieval state : essays presented to James Campbell

Table of Contents: “…Stacey -- From Rex Wallie to Princeps Wallie : charters and state formation in thirteenth-century Wales / Charles Insley -- The English state and the Plantagenet empire, 1259-1360 / Mark Ormrod -- Politics, sanctity, and the Breton state 1364 / Michael Jones -- The empire of Tamerlane / David Morgan -- Brittany and the French crown : the legacy of the English attack upon Fougères (1449) / Craig Taylor.…”
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The Princeton encyclopedia of Islamic political thought

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The Great Cities in History by Norwich, John Julius

Table of Contents: “…JerusalemCity Founded on Faith; Rome; Augustus' City of Stone; The First Millennium AD; Teotihuacan; Where Time and Water Flow; Tikal; Crucible of Maya Civilization; Constantinople; Christian Capital in the East; Mecca; Sacred City of Islam; Damascus; Splendours of the Oasis City; Chang'an; Capital of Tang China; Baghdad; and the Abbasid Caliphs; Córdoba; Brilliant Capital of Moorish Spain; The Medieval World; Angkor; Khmer City of Glory; Palermo; Norman Jewel of the Mediterranean; Cairo; Centre of Islamic Civilization; Samarkand; Tamerlane's Chosen City; Paris…”
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Staging the Ottoman Turk : British drama, 1656-1792 by Akalin, Esin

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