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Knights
by Pliny O'Brian
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Medieval knights were more than just heroes in fairy tales. Learn about the dangerous weaponry, bloody wars, and difficult training that marked the life of a medieval knight. Curriculum Connections:-Presents fighters in historical context, including the culture, mores, and socioeconomic climate of the time-Action verbs, vivid descriptions, and other reading cues are used in the text to stimulate the reader, particularly the experiential and/or kinesthetic learner (differentiated instruction).
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Samurai
by Patricia A. Dawson
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Learn all about the life of a Samurai, the Bushido Code, and more! Curriculum Connections: - Presents fighters in historical context, including the culture, mores, and socioeconomic climate of the time - Action verbs, vivid descriptions, and other reading cues are used in the text to stimulate the reader, particularly the experiential and/or kinesthetic learner (differentiated instruction)
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Vikings
by Peter Anderson
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Vikings were skilled warriors, explorers, and shipbuilders. For over 300 years, they ruled seas and lands throughout northern Europe. This title presents the history of the Vikings, the weapons and tools that made them feared in many lands, and what led to their disappearance from the world.
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Mongol Warriors
by Brian Dittmar
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Mongol warriors were expert archers. They used this skill in battle, where opponents met a slew of arrows born of Mongol cunning and craft. "Howling" arrows whistled as they descended into enemy lines, sending assailants into a panic. In this book, kids will learn more about Mongol weapons, gear, and training.
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Gladiators
by Mark Roemhildt
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Wealthy ancient Romans got their kicks at the arena, where convicted criminals, slaves, and prisoners of war were pitted against each other in physical combat. The contenders were called gladiators, and they fought until they found relief in victory, mercy, or death. Readers will be fascinated by the gladiator's life in training and battle.
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British Redcoats
by David Walsh
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
For over 200 years, the British redcoats were the most feared infantry on Earth. The discipline with which they fought was enough to defeat almost any foe. Readers will learn about the history, training, and weapons that made them such effective soldiers.
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Spartans
by Paul Dinzeo
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Young Spartans left home at seven years old to begin their military training. They were desensitized to pain and hunger and encouraged to steal when they needed to. Readers will discover the deadly warriors brought forth by such an upbringing.
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Shaolin Monks
by Tony Smith
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Qigong is the force behind the Shaolin monks' physical and mental prowess. It is their mastery of qi, or energy flow, that allows them to execute superhuman feats. Young readers will be amazed at the training and discipline required of these warriors.
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Aztec Warriors
by Marc Clint
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Every male in the Aztec civilization received military training. The most feared fighters on the battlefields were eagle warriors and jaguar warriors. This title explores the history of these fierce warriors, the tools and tactics they used in battle, and what ultimately led to their downfall.
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Comanche Warriors
by David Schach
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Comanche warriors were skilled horsemen who used speed and skill to execute raids in the 18th and 19th centuries. Pioneers feared them, and the United States Army did not want to fight them. Students will read about the history of these Native American warriors, the reasons they fought, and what led to their decline.
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Zulu Warriors
by Aaron Trejo
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
The tactics of Zulu warriors made the Zulu nation one of the most powerful in Africa. In their most famous battle, they defeated an army of British soldiers. This book explores the history of Zulu warriors, how their tactics made up for their basic weaponry, and what led to their final defeat.
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Knights
by Kraig Helstrom
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
In medieval times, knights could dominate any battlefield. Armed with swords, shields, spears, and lances, they rode their horses into battle and struck fear into their enemies. Readers will discover the tactics, weapons, and tools of knight warfare and why knights remain some of history's greatest warriors.
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Ninja
by Sean McDaniel
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Using shadows and darkness to their advantage, ninja were skilled assassins, spies, and warriors in feudal Japan. They used a variety of weapons and tools to complete many kinds of missions. Students will learn about the history, training, and techniques that made ninja deadly warriors.
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Pirates
by Jim Brew
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Avast, me hearty, or ye'll be walkin' the plank! – or so we'd like to think. Pirates had a host of punishments for their unlucky captives, but walking the plank is likely just a myth. Learn what high-sea hijinks brought pirates a deadly reputation – unless ye be too lily livered!
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Vikings
by Herald P. McKinley
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Find out more about the most notorious raiders, sailors, and explorers of Europe. Learn about the lives and accomplishments of Vikings. Curriculum Connections:-Presents fighters in historical context, including the culture, mores, and socioeconomic climate of the time-Action verbs, vivid descriptions, and other reading cues are used in the text to stimulate the reader, particularly the experiential and/or kinesthetic learner (differentiated instruction).
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Māori Warriors
by Ray McClellan
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
Māori warriors would unnerve the enemy with their dances called haka. The peruperu was a war haka performed before battle. In it, the warriors would wave their weapons and contort their faces to summon the god of war and warn the opposition of their fate. Find out how successful they were in this thrilling title of bravery, weapons, and war.
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Ninjas
by Patricia A. Dawson
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
What was life like for some of the most secretive warriors in history? Find out the training, life, and tricks of the famous fighters in Ninjas. Curriculum Connections: - Presents fighters in historical context, including the culture, mores, and socioeconomic climate of the time - Action verbs, vivid descriptions, and other reading cues are used in the text to stimulate the reader, particularly the experiential and/or kinesthetic learner (differentiated instruction)
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Samurai
by John Devin
Part of the History's Greatest Warriors series
The samurai were the warrior class of feudal Japan for hundreds of years. They led other soldiers to war on the battlefield, and their weapons and armor made them formidable opponents. Readers will learn the history of the samurai, their weapons and fighting styles, and what ultimately led to their decline.
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