The Vikings thought of themselves as the ultimate warriors. But this one-dimensional image belies considerable complexity. They were, in fact, as much merchants as marauders. Among the commodities they sold was one that brought them the greatest profit of all - more than amber, silver, or pelts. That commodity was human beings. Few people know that during their days of dominance, the Vikings were slavers to the world. Here, in this short-form book, is their little-told story.
- Great Reads
- Happy Birthday!
- Books Under the Sea
- Get Growing
- Available now
- Try something different
- New adult additions
- New teen additions
- New kids additions
- Most popular
- Hispanic Heritage Month
- See all
- Great Reads
- Most popular
- Off the Beaten Path
- New adult additions
- New teen additions
- New kids additions
- "Hear" for a Quickie: Try an Audio Play or Performance Piece
- Books Under the Sea
- Happy Birthday!
- Hispanic Heritage Month
- See all
