The Great Wall of China

by William Edgar Geil

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552 pages, Hardcover

First published September 12, 2013

Reviews

[Royce Ratterman]

A fantastic, interesting, and gripping early historical overview filled with a treasure trove of details. I thoroughly enjoyed the content and format of this book. Photos are printed and not so easy to see details. Definitely will remain in use for reference and browsing in the future into the accounts from the past. One takes away more than a piece of the Great Wall(s) when reading this work. Read for pleasure and personal interest. Overall, a great book for the researcher and enthusiast. I found this book's contents helpful and inspiring.