The Hellenistic World and Alexander the Great: An Enthralling Guide to Empires, Conquests, and Ancient Mediterranean History (Exploring the Past)

Anyone interested, even slightly, in history will enjoy this book set. Since both works are written in engaging prose, researched meticulously, and accessible to everyone regardless of any familiarity with the given content.This bundle is not to be missed!

This book gives a clear and concise look at the Hellenistic Era and Alexander the Great. It is a time period I feel is overlooked in history and this book brings its significance to light.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

These two books present an essential part of Ancient Greek History. Both are well-written and well-researched. The reader will find valuable information.

These two books provide insights into an era that is filled with an abundance of information about Caesar, Anthony and Cleopatra and the roles they played during this time frame. You also get a look into the military battles such as the Spartans and the role they played when Rome invaded, Hannibal and his invasion and so much more. In addition, provide insights into Alexander the Great conquer of the great King of Persia and how he fell in love with Persian culture and traditions all of which he tried to assimilate into the Macedonian people which they did not like or want and so much more. Overall I found these books to be resourceful and makes a great addition to your history collection.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This book covers the Hellenistic World and Alexander the Great.Delving into the fascinating tapestry of the Hellenistic world and the towering figure of Alexander the Great unveils a riveting saga of empires, conquests, and the shaping of ancient Mediterranean history. At the heart of this narrative stands Alexander, a visionary Macedonian leader whose insatiable ambition and tactical brilliance forged an empire that stretched from Greece to the fringes of India. His conquests initiated the Hellenistic era, a period marked by the fusion of Greek culture with those of conquered lands.Alexander's legacy reverberated through the ages, his empire fragmenting into successor states helmed by his generals. These Hellenistic kingdoms—such as the Ptolemaic in Egypt and the Seleucid in Persia—ushered in an era of cultural exchange and innovation. The famed Library of Alexandria became a beacon of knowledge, while art, philosophy, and science flourished in diverse corners of the realm.Yet, the Hellenistic world also bore witness to the struggles for dominance, both external and internal. The power shifts influenced political dynamics and redrew geographic boundaries, all against the backdrop of the Mediterranean's interconnected trade routes.Exploring this epoch offers profound insights into the complexities of power, cultural interaction, and the enduring legacies of ancient civilizations. The Hellenistic tapestry, woven with threads of conquest and cooperation, continues to shape our understanding of the rich mosaic that was the ancient Mediterranean world.

I enjoyed this boxed set filled with information on Ancient Mediterranean history and of course Alexander the Great. Each book was well written and easy to read. I enjoyed having these books together for my reading ease.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This book is missing some key points in history about a war that happened around 167 to 160 against the Selecuid Empire. I was hoping to gain further information but the author skips around with their timelines about other wars. Also adding in Greek mythology and just a lot of rambling on in this book. Please don’t waste your money.

I enjoyed reading and learning about Alexander the Great. This book is easy to read and to follow. Ancient Mediterranean History and Empires. I liked it.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.