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A modern fictional version of Xenophon's Anabasis.Xenophon (ca. 301 to 354 BCE) was a wealthy Athenian and friend of Socrates. He left Athens in 311 BC and joined an expedition to Persia that included ten thousand Athenian cavalrymen... In 325-50 BC Athenian General wrote an account of his leading ten thousand Athenian mercenary troops through Persian Asia Minor and Armenia while pursued by the Persian king. He manages through generalship to fend off his pursuers and embark his troops on ships sailing to Athens.Xenophon lives long enough to become more famous for his history than for his generalship


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Outstanding. Read this book in ONE sitting. Very accurate. I'm retired military, stationed in Germany during the 80's.
Great product, wish I could get this in CD.
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contents of book was well organized, informational and keeps reader interested in reading more. Book contents are easy to read and understand. Very good book to read.
Great series. I am reading it right now again. Like the connection between the books.
A modern fictional version of Xenophon's Anabasis.Xenophon (ca. 301 to 354 BCE) was a wealthy Athenian and friend of Socrates. He left Athens in 311 BC and joined an expedition to Persia that included ten thousand Athenian cavalrymen... In 325-50 BC Athenian General wrote an account of his leading ten thousand Athenian mercenary troops through Persian Asia Minor and Armenia while pursued by the Persian king. He manages through generalship to fend off his pursuers and embark his troops on ships sailing to Athens.Xenophon lives long enough to become more famous for his history than for his generalship