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The Silk Roads: A New History of the World

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From the days of King Hammurabi (c1810 BC– c1750 BC) through to the world of today when China is in the ascendency, the Silk Roads have been key to humanity’s shared story. The way these trading routes have encouraged deep connection­s between east and west – forged through trade, war or simply travel for adventure – runs through Peter Frankopan’s acclaimed history of the world.

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