Alexander the Great

sive and swift. So, he marched north and drove the barbarians past the Danube River and out of the way. As for the Greek cities, Alexander and his army raided Thebes, killing everyone in sight and taking whatever they wanted. This served as an example to the other Greek cities, which quickly submitted to Alexander.
             Soon after settling the rebellions, Alexander began his Asian campaigns. He was driven by the belief that he was invincible, something he
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