Lamb, Harold, 1892-1962
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Lamb, Harold
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لامب، هارولد، 1893-1962
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لامب، هارولد، 1893-1962
لام، هارولد، 1893-1962
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لام، هارولد، 1893-1962
ラム, ハロルド
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למב, הרולד 1892־1962
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Лэмб, Гарольд, 1892-1962
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Lâmb, Garol'd.
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Lamb, Harold Albert 1892-1962
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هارولد لامب، 1893-1962
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Harold Albert Lamb was born on Sept. 1, 1892 in Alpine, NJ; BA, Columbia Univ., 1916; worked as a make-up man for a motor trade weekly and as a financial writer for the New York times; after serving in World War I, he became a writer of historical articles and stories, and contributed to National Geographic and the San Francisco chronicle; traveled widely, writing adventure books for both adults and children, including: Marching sands (1920), Genghis Khan, the emperor of all men (1927), Alexander of Macedon : the journey to world's end (1946), Suleiman the Magnificent, sultan of the east (1951), and Hannibal : one man against Rome (1958); Lamb died on Apr. 9, 1962.
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Harold Albert Lamb was born on September 1, 1892 in Alpine, New Jersey; BA, Columbia University, 1916; worked as a make-up man for a motor trade weekly and as a financial writer for the New York Times ; after serving in World War I, he became a writer of historical articles and stories, and contributed to National Geographic and the San Francisco Chronicle ; traveled widely, writing adventure books for both adults and children, including: Marching Sands (1920), Genghis Khan, the Emperor of All Men (1927), Alexander of Macedon: the Journey to World's End (1946), Suleiman the Magnificent, Sultan of the East (1951), and Hannibal: One Man Against Rome (1958); Lamb died on April 9, 1962.
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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50037864
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