Coffee and Chitchat and Conquerors

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So, you think you know everything about Julius Caesar and Genghis Khan? You might not...join us as we discuss these men who defeated and ruled over most of the early known world. Although these narcissists did terrible things, you'll never guess what they did give our modern world! Sit back in your toga, with your horse at your side, and enjoy the contributions bestowed upon the world from Caesar and Khan. Coffee and Chitchat » Podcasts is made with Jetpack Podcast. Full show notes and every episode at https://coffeeandchitchatcom.wordpress.com/

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