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Alexander the Great : the merging of east and west in universal history

This 1909 biography of Alexander the Great emphasizes his role in spreading Hellenistic culture to several different peoples and cultures. The author compares the "Occident" of Alexander's Greece to the "Orient" of Persia, Palestine and Egypt. Numerous illustrations and articles are also included.

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  • "This 1909 biography of Alexander the Great emphasizes his role in spreading Hellenistic culture to several different peoples and cultures. The author compares the "Occident" of Alexander's Greece to the "Orient" of Persia, Palestine and Egypt. Numerous illustrations and articles are also included."@en

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  • "Alexander the Great : the merging of East and West in universal history"
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  • "Alexander the Great, the merging of East and West in universal history, by Benjamin Ide Wheeler"
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  • "Alexander the Great : the merging of the East and West in universal history"@en
  • "Alexander the Great; the merging of East and West in universal history"@en
  • "Alexander the Great; the merging of East and West in universal history"

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