A Visit to the Russians in Central Asia
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Doubting spirits murmur that the name of " Iskander " is attached to every memorable spot in Eastern lands ; but, knowing as we do the line of his march upon still more distant countries, there is no difficulty in believing that he did really visit this spot. Of all the great conquerors known to history, he is, in spite of dark stains upon his life, the most sympathetic, the most worthy of respect. Great generals as a rule are sure of the devo- tion of their followers. Alexander the Great share...d the sufferings of his troops, and we read that, B. C. 331, after the defeat of Darius at the battle of Arbela, he built a town for the wounded or infirm soldiers of his armies — an act of charity rarely thought of before the Christian Era. He does not stand alone as a in Central Asia 107 soldier calumniated by his countrymen sitting at ease at home. The king-hating Greeks, who rejoiced in the murder of Philip of Macedon, attributed to his son every vile passion that their malice could invent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doubting spirits murmur that the name of " Iskander " is attached to every memorable spot in Eastern lands ; but, knowing as we do the line of his march upon still more distant countries, there is no difficulty in believing that he did really visit this spot. Of all the great conquerors known to history, he is, in spite of dark stains upon his life, the most sympathetic, the most worthy of respect. Great generals as a rule are sure of the devo- tion of their followers. Alexander the Great share...d the sufferings of his troops, and we read that, B. C. 331, after the defeat of Darius at the battle of Arbela, he built a town for the wounded or infirm soldiers of his armies — an act of charity rarely thought of before the Christian Era. He does not stand alone as a in Central Asia 107 soldier calumniated by his countrymen sitting at ease at home. The king-hating Greeks, who rejoiced in the murder of Philip of Macedon, attributed to his son every vile passion that their malice could invent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabelle Mary Phibbs to read onlineMoreLess
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