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For Bruce Todd Scholastic Childrens Books Euston House 24 Eversholt Street - photo 1For Bruce Todd Scholastic Childrens Books Euston House 24 Eversholt Street - photo 2 For Bruce Todd Scholastic Childrens Books, Euston House, 24 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1DB, UK A division of Scholastic Ltd London ~ New York ~ Toronto ~ Sydney ~ Auckland Mexico City ~ New Delhi ~ Hong Kong First published in the UK by Scholastic Ltd, 2005 This electronic edition published by Scholastic Ltd, 2013 Text Terry Deary, 2005 Illustrations Mike Phillips, 2005 Cover illustration Martin Brown, 2011 eISBN 978 1407 13722 3 All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. By payment of the required fees, you have been granted the non-exclusive, non-transferable right to access and read the text of this e-book on-screen. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, downloaded, decompiled, reverse engineered, or stored in or introduced into any information storage or retrieval system, in any form or by any means, whether electronic, mechanical or otherwise, now known or hereafter invented, without the express prior written permission of Scholastic Limited. Produced in India by Quadrum The right of Terry Deary, Mike Phillips and Martin Brown to be identified as the author and illustrators of this work respectively has been asserted by them in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, 1988. www.scholastic.co.uk/zone C ONTENTS

Introduction
Some of the most horrible people in history have been the people in charge. The bosses.

The rulers. You know the sort of people I mean emperors, kings and queens, warlords and history teachers. Why are they so horrible? Is it: A: Being a leader makes you lousy? Do they get to the top and turn more horrible than a putrid pork pie Henry - photo 3 Do they get to the top and turn more horrible than a putrid pork pie? Henry VIII of England was a popular young prince. But once the crown was on his big head he turned nasty. He didnt just have his enemies executed he also had his old friends chopped and a couple of his wives lopped. Horrible.

Or is it: B: Being lousy makes you a leader? Are they nasty kids who dont want to grow up Caligula used to torture his - photo 4 Are they nasty kids who dont want to grow up? Caligula used to torture his slaves when he was a boy. When he grew up he liked to have people executed as slowly and painfully as possible. Caligula even invited their parents along to watch the execution. Horrible. If it is B then rulers are born nasty so you will probably make a good leader. After all, you are pretty horrible, arent you? Yes you dear reader You must be pretty horrible to be reading a Horrible - photo 5 Yes, you, dear reader.

You must be pretty horrible to be reading a Horrible Histories book. Tests have shown that the average Horrible Histories reader is 743 more evil - photo 6 Tests have shown that the average Horrible Histories reader is 74.3% more evil than the average reader. Sadly you are also 82.9% uglier as well. You cant have everything. Lets be honest, you would make a great leader. All you need are a few tips.

You need to read about the most monstrous men and wicked women who made it to the top. Learn from their hideous habits and their miserable mistakes. Youve come to the right book, your Highness. Yes, you too could be the new Nero! He had his wife executed and her dead head sent to his new girlfriend. You could be the next Nebuchadnezzar who had his enemies executed and their - photo 7 You could be the next Nebuchadnezzar who had his enemies executed and their corpses trampled to mush! He rode a lion with a tame snake wrapped around its neck You could be the modern Maximilien Robespierre whose government sent 1285 - photo 8 You could be the modern Maximilien Robespierre, whose government sent 1,285 people to the guillotine in six weeks in 1794.

Potty for power
So you want to be a leader? You must be mad.
Potty for power
So you want to be a leader? You must be mad.

And lots of leaders are! So top tip No. 1 is: Be Potty for Power! Here are a few examples of how to be a mad leader. King Herod the Great (ruled 37 BC BC ) Herod loved Miriam. He wanted to marry her, even though he was already married. (Little things like that dont bother horrors like Herod.) Miriam hated hideous Herod as soon as she met him, and that didnt help. Rotten Rulers - photo 10Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wis - photo 11Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wise Men that Jesus - photo 12Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wise Men that Jesus - photo 13Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wise Men that Jesus - photo 14 Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wise Men that Jesus was born to be King of the Jews. Rotten Rulers - photo 10Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wis - photo 11Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wise Men that Jesus - photo 12Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wise Men that Jesus - photo 13Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wise Men that Jesus - photo 14 Of course it was this King Herod who heard from the Three Wise Men that Jesus was born to be King of the Jews.

Just to be on the safe side, Herod had all the baby boys massacred but Jesus escaped. Jesus was lucky he had a bit of help from an angel of the Lord. The angel decided not to help the hundreds of other murdered kids. As for Herod, he died soon after. As a writer said: King Charles VI of France 13681422 In April 1392 Charles suffered from a - photo 15 King Charles VI of France (13681422) In April 1392, Charles suffered from a strange illness which made his nails fall out. The little army rode on It would take more than a wild man to put them off - photo 16 The little army rode on. The little army rode on It would take more than a wild man to put them off - photo 16 The little army rode on.

It would take more than a wild man to put them off. Suddenly a young servant dropped a lance. Charles went barmy. He lost it. He rode around, swishing his sword and swished four of his knights to death. From that day on Charles was mentally ill but it didnt stop him from ruling France.

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