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Salamis, Agincourt, Lepanto, Trafalgar, Gettysburg, Iswandlana, the Somme, Stalingrad--Battlefield: Decisive Conflicts in History tells the stories of the most dramatic, memorable, and important conflicts in world history. It begins with the battle of Megiddo in ancient Egypt in 1476 BC and... read more
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- Napoleon Bonaparte: Add a description of this character.
- Alexander
- Charles
- William
- Henri
- Roberts
- Hannibal
- Kitchener
- Edward
- Bazaine
- Moltke
- Benedek
- Oliver Cromwell
- Mayenne
- James
- Douglas Haig
- Darius
- John
- Rupert
- Henry Vi
- Eugene
- Buller
- Harold
- Saladin
- Smith-dorrien
- Richard
- Louis
- Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
- Gustavus Adolphus
- Erich Ludendorff
- Warwick
- Bruce
- Pompey
- Baden
- Antony
- George Patton
- Louis Botha
- Michel Ney
- Lysander
- Maximilian
- Colley
- Montgomery
- Burgos
- Marsin
Setting & Locations edit
- France
- Wellington
- Italy
- England
- Paris
- Egypt
- Germany
- Austria
- Verdun
- Britain
- Sparta
- Athens
- Europe
- Spain
- Greece
- London
- Prussia
- Ypres
- Rome
- Iraq
- Transvaal
- Africa
- Middle East
- Sevastopol
- Bohemia
- Chelmsford
- Jerusalem
- Thebes
- Sudan
- Luxembourg
- Ireland
- Portugal
- Syria
- Bavaria
- Belgium
- Scotland
- Sicily
- Constantinople
- Turkey
- Venetia
- Netherlands
- Vienna
- Carthage
- York
- Dresden
- Flanders
- Normandy
First Sentence edit
The military history of the ancient world covers a huge span, from the battle of Megiddo (c.1476 BC), the first about which we can write with even a degree of confidence, to the swamping of Roman infantry by mounted warriors at Adrianople in AD 378.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Richard Holmes (Editor)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 355.009
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