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The Steppe Nomads
During the middle ages Asia was a mix of complex and simple civilizations. Advanced civilizations were intermixed with tribes of nomads who lived, for the most part, off of the land around them. These nomads presented a great threat to the security of the more advanced nations. From time to time, the nomads rose up armies to attack and attempt to conquer the more civilized nations for their own gain. At times they were successful in these efforts.
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As we grow old, the beauty steals inward.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Spartacus was an escaped Roman slave who led an army of 90,000 escaped slaves against the might of the Romans.
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