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Jiang contrasts Vikings and Mongols by saying Vikings never adopted the belief that people were an infinite resource because Europe was poor and Viking opponents commanded respect.
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Jiang contrasts Vikings and Mongols by saying Vikings never adopted the belief that people were an infinite resource because Europe was poor and Viking opponents commanded respect.
"...the Vikings, regardless, even though they were brutal, they still had respect for their opponents. They never developed a contempt for their opponents. They..."
Genghis Khan is not explained by saying the Mongols were uniquely evil.
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