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The powerful image that the kings of Egypt presented to their subjects was so awe inspiring and captivating that people today are still impressed by the compelling stories and imposing statuary of the Pharaoh. This title reveals that the reality of Egyptian kingship was often much more complex.

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Excerpt from The House on the Moor, Vol. 2 of 3Colonel Sutherland bowed very gravely, the appeal touched on griefs too profound to be exposed to the compassion of a stranger. He was a very good fellow when I knew him, send the Colonel, I hear he was on terms of very intimate friendship with a Mr. Musgrave -he who died lately - is that true?About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more a...

The souvenir guide to the exhibition The Tomb: Ancient Egyptian Burial which was shown at the National Museum of Scotland in 2017.

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Excerpt from The House on the Moor, Vol. 2 of 3 Sam returned victorious, with an Army List, and the Rector's compliments, who would call upon Colonel Sutherland presently, in time to wake up the excellent Colonel, who was a little amazed, and a little amused at himself, to he made aware of that unusual indulgence. Sam had his own word of advice and warning against the deceitful blandishments of the "Ould Hunderd, " with which he went away, fl...

Excerpt from Lilliesleaf, Vol. 1 of 3: Being a Concluding Series of Passages in the Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland, of Sunnyside "Ay, Aunt Margaret, " said my niece Mary to me, as she rose from where she was sitting by me, and went to get some work out of her little table, with a heavy sigh, "ay, Aunt Margaret, these were but the troubles of our youth, and it is life we have come to now." And I did not say a word to her, though my heart was ...