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Alexander A History of the Origin and Growth of the Art of War from the Earliest Times to th..., Alexander the Great (356–323 B.C.) was incontestably one of the greatest military generals of all time. From the time he sacked Thebes and crossed the Hellespont to his death eleven years later, he conquered the entire Persian empire, including Tyre, Egyp, Alexander A History of the Origin and Growth of the Art of War from the Earliest Times to th...

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Alexander A History of the Origin and Growth of the Art of War from the Earliest Times to th...
Written by author Theodore Ayrault Dodge
Published by Da Capo Press Inc, 1996/05/01
Alexander the Great (356–323 B.C.) was incontestably one of the greatest military generals of all time. From the time he sacked Thebes and crossed the Hellespont to his death eleven years later, he conquered the entire Persian empire, including Tyre, Egyp

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I In General 1

II Early History of War 7

III Early Oriental Armies 14

IV Early Greek Armies and Wars 27

V Cyrus and Darius. B. C. 558 to 485 44

VI Armies in the Fifth Century B. C. 56

VII Miltiades. Marathon. B. C. 490 84

VIII Brasidas. B. C. 424-422 92

IX Xenophon. Agesilaus. B. C. 401-394 101

X Epaminondas. B. C. 371-362 116

XI Philip and Macedon. B. C. 359-336 125

XII Philip and his Army. B. C. 359-336 134

XIII The Art of Fortification and Sieges 171

XIV Alexander and Greece. B. C. 336 181

XV The Danube. B. C. 335 188

XVI Pelium. B. C. 335 196

XVII Thebes. B. C. 335 209

XVIII Off for Asia. B. C. 334 218

XIX Battle of the Granicus. May, B. C. 334 234

XX Sardis, Miletus. Halicarnassus. Summer and Fall, B. C. 334 252

XXI To the Taurus. Winter, B. C. 334-333 269

XXII Cilicia. Summer and Fall, B. C. 333 284

XXIII Issus. November, B. C. 333 295

XXIV Tyre. December, B. C. 333, to August, B. C. 332 321

XXV Gaza and Egypt. September, B. C. 332, to Spring, B. C. 331 343

XXVI On to Babylon. Spring to September, B. C. 331 353

XXVII Arbela. October 1, B. C. 331 367

XXVIII Babylon. Susa. The Uxians. October to December, B. C. 331 387

XXIX The Persian Gates. December, B. C. 331, to March, B. C. 330 400

XXX Darius. March to July, B. C. 330 414

XXXI Bessus. July to Fall, B. C. 330 427

XXXII Philotas. Fall, B. C. 330 441

XXXIII The Caucasus. Fall, B. C. 330, to May, B. C. 329 449

XXXIV The Jaxartes. Summer, B. C. 329 464

XXXV Spitamenes. Summer, B. C. 329, to Fall, B. C. 328 478

XXXVI Clitus. Winter, B. C. 329-328 488

XXXVII Roxana. Winter, B. C. 328-327 499

XXXVIII The Cophen Country. May, B. C. 327, to Winter 509

XXXIX Aornus. Late Winter, B. C. 326 528

XL Porus. March to May, B. C. 326 541

XLI Battle of the Hydaspes. May, B. C. 326 553

XLII The Five Rivers. May to July B. C. 326 566

XLIII Turning Back. July to October, B. C. 326 578

XLIV The Mallians. November, B. C. 326, to February, B. C. 325 592

XLV Gedrosia. February, B. C. 325, to February, B. C. 324 609

XLVI Mutiny. July, B. C. 324 631

XLVII Babylon. August, B. C. 324, to June, B. C. 323 643

XLVIII The Man and Soldier 649

XLIX The Successors of Alexander. Eumenes and Antigonus. Philopoemen 663

Appendix A: Some Ancient Marches 679

Appendix B: Losses in some Ancient Battles 680

Appendix C: Marches of Alexander 680

Appendix D: Genealogy of Alexander 684

Index 685

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A good condensed version of Alexander 's military campaigns

Being that Alexander was 2,300 + years ago and there is not a great amount of references, the book stayed mainly focussed on his military campaigns and maneuvers. It does show Alexander as one trying to increase trade, and valuing people. He led from the front.

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I	In General	1
II	Early History of War	7
III	Early Oriental Armies	14
IV	Early Greek Armies and Wars	27
V	Cyrus and Darius. B. C. 558 to 485	44
VI	Armies in the Fifth Century B. C.	56
VII	Miltiades. Marathon. B. C. 490	84
VIII	Brasidas. B. C. 424-422	92
IX	Xenophon. Agesilaus. B. C. 401-394	101
X	Epaminondas. B. C. 371-362	116
XI	Philip and Macedon. B. C. 359-336	125
XII	Philip and his Army. B. C. 359-336	134
XIII	The Art of Fortification and Sieges	171
XIV	Alexander and Greece. B. C. 336	181
XV	The Danube. B. C. 335	188
XVI	Pelium. B. C. 335	196
XVII	Thebes. B. C. 335	209
XVIII	Off for Asia. B. C. 334	218
XIX	Battle of the Granicus. May, B. C. 334	234
XX	Sardis, Miletus. Halicarnassus. Summer and Fall, B. C. 334	252
XXI	To the Taurus. Winter, B. C. 334-333	269
XXII	Cilicia. Summer and Fall, B. C. 333	284
XXIII	Issus. November, B. C. 333	295
XXIV	Tyre. December, B. C. 333, to August, B. C. 332	321
XXV	Gaza and Egypt. September, B. C. 332, to Spring, B. C. 331	343
XXVI	On to Babylon. Spring to September, B. C. 331	353
XXVII	Arbela. October 1, B. C. 331	367
XXVIII	Babylon. Susa. The Uxians. October to December, B. C. 331	387
XXIX	The Persian Gates. December, B. C. 331, to March, B. C. 330	400
XXX	Darius. March to July, B. C. 330	414
XXXI	Bessus. July to Fall, B. C. 330	427
XXXII	Philotas. Fall, B. C. 330	441
XXXIII	The Caucasus. Fall, B. C. 330, to May, B. C. 329	449
XXXIV	The Jaxartes. Summer, B. C. 329	464
XXXV	Spitamenes. Summer, B. C. 329, to Fall, B. C. 328	478
XXXVI	Clitus. Winter, B. C. 329-328	488
XXXVII	Roxana. Winter, B. C. 328-327	499
XXXVIII	The Cophen Country. May, B. C. 327, to Winter	509
XXXIX	Aornus. Late Winter, B. C. 326	528
XL	Porus. March to May, B. C. 326	541
XLI	Battle of the Hydaspes. May, B. C. 326	553
XLII	The Five Rivers. May to July B. C. 326	566
XLIII	Turning Back. July to October, B. C. 326	578
XLIV	The Mallians. November, B. C. 326, to February, B. C. 325	592
XLV	Gedrosia. February, B. C. 325, to February, B. C. 324	609
XLVI	Mutiny. July, B. C. 324	631
XLVII	Babylon. August, B. C. 324, to June, B. C. 323	643
XLVIII	The Man and Soldier	649
XLIX	The Successors of Alexander. Eumenes and Antigonus. Philopoemen	663
	Appendix A: Some Ancient Marches	679
	Appendix B: Losses in some Ancient Battles	680
	Appendix C: Marches of Alexander	680
	Appendix D: Genealogy of Alexander	684
	Index	685