Alexander the Gerat by Philip Freeman

I like to read Freeman's book, if I want to write a book about Alexander, I will use a similar method. He wrote this book as a story, explaining what these characters think and feels, and the Asian campaign has made the reader understand the ideas of Macedonians far away. Explain the battle scenes, make the readers feel the fight of explaining pain, fear, anger etc Rather than the dry and clinical textbook approach in Alexander's history, he provides a more essential approach similar to fantasy novels.

From his new biography, Alexander the Great, Philip Freeman is another worship despite a more cautious person. In conclusion he acknowledges that we may not agree with "Alexander's often cruel tactics", but he continues, "every reasonable student in history knows that he is the best military thought ever I must agree that it is one. " "Besides praising those who dare to do such great deeds, we can not help." Other people did not think it was difficult to praise their praise. Dante found a place of "Alexander" on the lap of Hell (we think he meant "Great"), shouted with a sore scream and polished his eyebrows with boiling blood. Like Attila's Hun, Dionysius was a tyrant of Sicily. Many of contemporary writers are following him. A · B

Alexander III of Macedonia is well known as Alexander the Great. He is known as a man for his famous character and a great achievement (Thomas, 2007, p: 1). Alexander is the son of Philip II and Olympia. Philip II is the king of Macedonia, Olympia is the princess of Epirus (Stewart, 1993, p. 18). It is impossible to realize in Alexandria in the past 13 years that Alexander successfully conquered the whole world. Alexander formed the greatest Greek empire in history. Despite all the wonderful achievements of Alexander, Alexander still lives in the shadow of his father. Due to the cautious preparation and courage of Macedonia's Philip II, Alexander has little place in history. In every aspect of his behavior, Philip can see Alexander's actions and the superiority of life. "Alexander attributes his fate and history to his father's behavior and his excellent vision (Joyer, 2012).

Alexander is the eldest son of Philip II and Olympia. Like Alexander, when Phillip II did not participate in the campaign, Olympia and Philip kept fighting. His father taught him many useful things about war, but his father often leaves, and his childhood influence came mainly from his mother. Because of his mother's legacy, Alexander can faithfully claim to be related to Hector, indirectly with the hero of two trojan wars, Achilles. Philip II taught him that he is the descendant of Hercules, that is not true. Historian Callisthenes began a false rumor that Alexander is the son of Zeus