These formidable vehicles were accordingly sent rattling across the plain, against the Macedonian line.Continuing Alexander the Great Wins Battle of

Great reliance had been placed by the Persian King on the effects of the scythe-bearing chariots.Continuing Alexander the Great Wins Battle of

The written order of battle which Darius himself caused to be drawn up fell into the hands of the Macedonians after the engagement.Continuing

Under Alexander the phalanx consisted of an aggregate of eighteen thousand men, who were divided into six brigades of three thousand each.Continuing

In studying the campaigns of Alexander, we possess the peculiar advantage of deriving our information from two of Alexander's generals, who bore an

Darius chose a place calculated to give the larger of two armies the full advantage of numerical superiority.Continuing Alexander the Great Wins

Throughout Asia Minor, Syria, and Egypt the Hellenic character that was thus imparted remained in full vigor down to the time of the Muslim