Alexander the Great delivered this stirring speech to his army before the battle for India against King Porus’ forces. He had led his men undefeated for ten years, and together they had conquered Greece, Egypt, and Persia. Yet thought they had already achieved greatness, he urged them to see this next fight through to the end, for it was a matter of glory. He urged them on, saying, “You and I, gentlemen, have shared the labor and shared the danger, and the rewards are for us all.”
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The Greek Dark Ages and Greek Renaissance: The History and Legacy of the Bronze Age Transition to Archaic Greece
The Battle of Ravenna: The History of the Most Famous Battle of the Italian Wars
The British and French Mandates in the Middle East: The History of the Allied Powers’ Post-War Occupations via the League of Nations
The Fall of the Assyrian Empire: The History and Legacy of Ancient Assyria’s Violent Destruction
The Schmalkaldic War: The History of the Civil War Between Catholics and Lutherans in the Holy Roman Empire
Gaius Marius: The Life and Legacy of the General Who Reformed the Roman Army
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The Ancient Canaanites: A Captivating Guide to the Canaanite Civilization that Dominated the Land of Canaan Before the Ancient Israelites
How to Think about War : An Ancient Guide to Foreign Policy
