A brief and meteoric life (356-323 B.C.)
Alexander was one of history’s greatest conquerors. Despite commanding a relatively small army of around 40,000 men, he introduced bold, revolutionary ideas in warfare and governance.
J. F. C. Fuller, a leading twentieth-century military historian, analyzed Alexander’s leadership in two parts:
- The Record: Covers the historical context, Alexander’s character and training, the Macedonian army’s structure, and the geography influencing his strategies.
- The Analysis: Breaks down major battles from Granicus to Hydaspes and concludes with insights into Alexander’s statesmanship.
Fuller’s clear and engaging style reveals the full scope of Alexander’s genius and his vast empire stretching from India to Egypt.
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