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Byzantium (II):

The Apogee
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Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, Jan 8, 1992 - History - 389 pages
Describes Byzantium's battles against foreign threats, its internal conflicts, the return of iconoclasm in the ninth century, and the struggles between Anatolia's military aristocracy and the eunuchs of the capital

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Review: Byzantium (III): The Decline and Fall (A History of Byzantium #3)

User Review  - Dergrossest - Goodreads

A Game of Thrones has absolutely nothing on the true story of the Byzantine Empire. Except for dragons, this last volume of Sir Norwich's brilliant trilogy on the history of Constantinople has it all ... Read full review

Review: Byzantium (II): The Apogee (A History of Byzantium #2)

User Review  - Steven Burkhardt - Goodreads

If you are not a history buff you will find this dry, boring, and long. I on the other hand am interested in history. I didn't know much about the Byzantine Empire so I have found this fascinating. Read full review

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An International Christmas brings together seven stories and eight poems by well-known authors from Canada, the United States, Britain, and Germany. Included is Christmas fiction by Margaret Laurence, Roy MacGregor, Tim Wynne-Jones, Maureen Hull, Annie Dillard, Grace Paley, and Heinrich B ll. It also features poetry by such celebrated Canadian poets as P.K. Page, Milton Acorn, and John Terpstra, as well as Britain s John Julius Norwich and Wendy Cope.

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