Alexander the Great versus Julius Caesar Who was the Greatest Commander in the Ancient World?
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Format
ePUB 3
Kopierschutz
Nein
Family Sharing
Nein
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
04.04.2023
Verlag
Pen & Sword MilitarySeitenzahl
264 (Printausgabe)
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36122 KB
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9781526765659
An exhaustive comparison of two great leaders, using seven traits to judge their military successes with the Macedonian Army and the Republican Roman Army.
In the annals of ancient history the lights of Alexander the Great and Gaius Julius Caesar shine brighter than any other, inspiring generations of dynasts and despots with their imperial exploits. Each has been termed the greatest military leader of the ancient world, but who actually was the best?
In this book Dr Simon Elliott first establishes a set of criteria by which to judge the strategic and tactical genius of both. He then considers both in turn in brand-new, up-to-date military biographies, starting with Alexander, undefeated in battle and conqueror of the largest empire the world had seen by the age of 26. Next Caesar, the man who played the crucial role in expanding Roman territory to the size which would later emerge as the Empire under his great nephew, adopted son and heir Augustus. The book's detailed conclusion sets each of their military careers against the criteria set out earlier to finally answer the question: who was the greatest military leader in the ancient world?
"Takes the attributes of the lives of these two great individuals of history and compares each man against each other... beautifully written... an informed and comprehensive read." -
UK Historian
"A truly fantastic book... makes the history that Elliott teaches us fun and engaging as we follow these great generals on their exploits... It is one of the best ancient history books I have read." -
History with Jackson
In the annals of ancient history the lights of Alexander the Great and Gaius Julius Caesar shine brighter than any other, inspiring generations of dynasts and despots with their imperial exploits. Each has been termed the greatest military leader of the ancient world, but who actually was the best?
In this book Dr Simon Elliott first establishes a set of criteria by which to judge the strategic and tactical genius of both. He then considers both in turn in brand-new, up-to-date military biographies, starting with Alexander, undefeated in battle and conqueror of the largest empire the world had seen by the age of 26. Next Caesar, the man who played the crucial role in expanding Roman territory to the size which would later emerge as the Empire under his great nephew, adopted son and heir Augustus. The book's detailed conclusion sets each of their military careers against the criteria set out earlier to finally answer the question: who was the greatest military leader in the ancient world?
"Takes the attributes of the lives of these two great individuals of history and compares each man against each other... beautifully written... an informed and comprehensive read." -
UK Historian
"A truly fantastic book... makes the history that Elliott teaches us fun and engaging as we follow these great generals on their exploits... It is one of the best ancient history books I have read." -
History with Jackson
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