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The Travels of Marco Polo Study Guide

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by Marco Polo
About 46 pages (13,808 words)
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"The Travels of Marco Polo" presents a broad and wide-ranging panorama of Kubilai Khan's thirteenth century empire. Marco Polo is the Great Khan's emissary who is commissioned to travel throughout his empire. Marco Polo is sent to investigate and report back his findings about people, customs, culture, climate, flora and fauna, game, birds and habitation. (read more)
      Introduction
      Prologue
      The Middle East
      The Road to Cathay
      Kubilai Khan
      From Peking to Bengal
      From Peking to Amoy
      From China to India
      India
      The Arabian Sea
      Northern Regions and Tartar Wars

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